Recently, Franklin France inaugurated the new premises of its subsidiary Franklin Nord, in the presence of Franklin teams and elected officials from the region. This inauguration marks a new stage in the development of the agency and strengthens the presence of the Franklin Group on the French territory.
Franklin Nord, an installation subsidiary of the Franklin Group, is one of five agencies that ensure the presence of Franklin France throughout the national territory. The agency supports professionals in their lightning protection projects, offering solutions adapted to different types of structures and infrastructure.
The inauguration of its new premises marks an important step in the development of the agency and demonstrates Franklin France’s desire to strengthen its territorial influence and its ability to meet the needs of its clients.
Located on a 4,500 m² site, the new premises of Franklin Nord feature facilities tailored to the agency’s activities and future growth.
The site includes :
These new facilities provide the Franklin Nord team with a working environment suited to its activities and the continued development of its business.
The new building also features 250 m² of rooftop solar panels, with a total installed capacity of 55 kWp. The installation is expected to generate approximately 50 MWh of electricity per year.
This renewable energy system contributes to the site’s energy efficiency and complements the facilities designed to meet the agency’s operational needs.
Beyond the inauguration itself, this gathering of Franklin teams and local elected representatives highlights Franklin France’s commitment to strengthening its regional presence and supporting the development of its subsidiaries.
With this new facility, Franklin Nord is well positioned to pursue its growth and provide even more effective support for lightning protection projects throughout its region.
Franklin France continues to build on the expertise of its teams, the close proximity of its local agencies and its commitment to protecting people and infrastructure against lightning-related risks.