JO des Alpes 2030 : la facture des infrastructures revue a la baisse, les chantiers lances dans des delais ultraserres
La Solideo a valide une diminution de pres de 450 millions d'euros des financements necessaires a la realisation de la quarantaine d'infrastructures prevues pour les Jeux.
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La facture des infrastructures des Jeux olympiques d'hiver des Alpes 2030 a ete revue a la baisse, la Solideo, societe chargee de la livraison des ouvrages olympiques, ayant valide jeudi une diminution de pres de 450 millions d'euros des financements publics et prives necessaires.
Cette revision intervient a la suite d'une refonte de la carte des sites olympiques, finalisee fin juin, qui a conduit a reconsiderer l'ampleur et le cout de la quarantaine d'infrastructures prevues pour l'evenement.
Avec cette nouvelle enveloppe financiere, les chantiers lies aux Jeux doivent desormais etre lances dans des delais particulierement serres, compte tenu du calendrier fixe pour l'organisation des Alpes 2030.
La reduction des couts s'inscrit dans un contexte de vigilance accrue sur les depenses publiques liees aux grands evenements sportifs internationaux, les organisateurs cherchant a limiter les derives budgetaires frequemment observees lors de precedentes editions des Jeux olympiques.
La Solideo n'a pas precise si d'autres ajustements financiers pourraient intervenir avant le debut effectif des travaux sur l'ensemble des sites concernes.
Sources
- JO des Alpes 2030 : la facture des infrastructures revue à la baisse, les chantiers lancés dans des délais ultraserrés — Le Monde — Une
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