The Mulhouse agglomeration is equipping its business areas with car parks for €19 million – Le Journal des Entreprises

M2A (Mulhouse Alsace Agglomeration) is investing nearly €19 million excluding tax to better provide its strategic economic activity zones with car parks. A five-storey, 550-seat building will sprout from the ground within two years in the Mulhouse Gare TGV business district, oriented towards higher tertiary and hotel activities, for €10.5 million excluding tax. In the same time frame, the district around the Foundry’s “Future and Digital Industry Accelerator” labeled center will be equipped with a 400-space car park for €7 million excluding tax. Finally, the paying area of ​​the secure parking lot for heavy goods vehicles in transit from the Autoport to Sausheim will be extended to the currently free area, increasing from 58 to 118 spaces. A hydrogen service station will be installed in a third area of ​​the site, as part of the “Blue Industries Sud Alsace” low-carbon energy action programme. The whole of this third component represents an overall cost of €1.6 million excluding tax. The design and implementation of the projects as well as their management have been entrusted to Citivia SPL (local public company).