Jean-Baptiste Landes
Water resource sharing specialist
Climate change is disrupting the water cycle, and humanity urgently needs to adapt. Cities, home to most of the world's population, are at the heart of this challenge. How can we accelerate our transition to a new model? Could the evolution of the cactus be the key to successful collective adaptation? Jean-Baptiste Landes discovered the magic of water, the basis of life, through his experiments with rivers. He also realized that this precious resource was not being given due consideration. Thanks to his talent for innovation, he is developing projects to preserve and make better use of water. With his company, Cactile, he is determined to improve rainwater management in urban areas and buildings.
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For over 160 years, we have been providing essential services to improve quality of life in the face of growing environmental challenges. United by our passion for our professions, our inclusive values and our sense of community, we innovate to preserve water and recover waste in the form of energy and recycled materials. We promote and deploy more sober practices, more efficient technologies and circular solutions, to reuse and make the best use of the Earth's limited resources.
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EDF makes energy innovation a major lever of its strategy, serving its customers, its internal transformation and the transition to a low-carbon society. We invest in research and development in 3 areas: the electricity transition, the climate transition, and the digital and societal transition. Because we are smarter when we work together, EDF places great emphasis on open innovation. We are convinced that the energy transition must be co-constructed.
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