Brest Métropole


Brest Métropole was officially launched as a ‘metropolis’ in 2015 and is amongst the smallest cities in France to be recognised as a metropolis. It combines 8 municipalities; Brest, Bohars, Gouesnou, Guilers, Guipavas, Le Relecq-Kerhuon, Plougastel-Daoulas and Plouzané.

Although small in size, Brest Métropole is ambitious in its plans to be a sustainable city for its citizens. Since 2012 it has taken control of the management of drinking water and sanitation, installed a tramway, committed to protecting the 70% of its area dedicated to agricultural and natural spaces and launched several initiatives to reduce energy consumption including more efficient buildings, renovating schools, rationalisation of energy consumption through their ecowatt programme and the promotion of solar thermal and photovoltaics.

Information

Brest Métropole is a member of Energy Cities since 2010

France

210 572 Inhabitants

Website

www.brest.fr