Accessibility statement

This statement covers the whole of the www.electrify-europe.eu site, in both of its languages.

Article 47 of the French law of 11 February 2005 requires an accessibility statement from public bodies and from private companies above a threshold of revenue generated in France. Whether the site falls under that threshold is not established here, and the statement is published without waiting for it to be.

The site is partially conformant with the French accessibility framework RGAA, version 4.1.

Estimated conformance rate: in the range of 85 to 90%. This is an estimate and not the result of a certified RGAA audit: the sample of pages is not fixed and the grid of 106 criteria has not been filled in criterion by criterion.

81 of the 97 pages tested carry no violation reported by the tool. The remaining 16 pages are 8 routes served in both languages, and their gaps are concentrated in four components.

Automated testing with axe-core 4.13 on the 97 pages, at 1440 and 390 pixels wide, completed by manual keyboard, contrast and heading structure testing on a sample of pages.

Test environment: Chromium driven by Playwright. Neither a screen reader, nor Firefox, nor Safari was tested.

• Charts and maps have no interactive keyboard equivalent. Each figure comes with a text alternative and a downloadable data table.
• Four sector colours carry white text whose contrast falls below the AA threshold in the active state, and one climate severity strip carries its information through colour alone.
• The desktop drop-down menu cannot be browsed with the arrow keys.
• Two pages have a heading level skip, two pages force horizontal scrolling at 320 pixels wide, and one attribute of the search page points to a missing identifier.

These gaps are known and tracked for correction. None of them is declared as an exemption.

HTML, CSS, JavaScript and SVG. No office document and no PDF is served to the visitor.

To report a difficulty in accessing content: Wavestone's contact form (new tab). State the address of the page and what is blocking.

If the answer given is not satisfactory, a complaint may be sent to the French rights ombudsman, the Défenseur des droits.

Statement drawn up on 20 September 2026.