combined with an energy sobriety model and the use of electric vehicles. A 7.5 MW biomass power plant will be built, fueled by bagasse (residue from sugar cane crushing) and household waste. It will be complemented by 4 MW of photovoltaic and wind power and an electricity storage facility. In terms of mobility, electric vehicles and charging stations will be deployed. Energy production and consumption will be managed by a virtual power plant and a smart grid. Sport The Grand-Bourg municipal stadium is used for training and matches by the US Grand-Bourg soccer club. Cycling is represented by the Union vélocipédique marie-galantaise (UVMG). The Saint-Louis de Marie-Galante municipal stadium hosts the training and matches of the Saint-Louis Athlétic Club (SLAC). Since January 2020, a three-day jet ski stage race, created by Eric Paulin, organizer of the "Karujet", has been held on the Saint-Louis waterfront. In addition, the city of Capesterre, after 10 long years of work, inaugurated on July 30 its stadium called Stade José Bade, with a capacity of at least 1,200 seats. It hosts the training sessions and matches of two soccer clubs: Club Amical de Marie-Galante Jeunesse-Sportive de Capesterre Sports groups and associations UVMG (Union Vélocipédique marie-galantaise) Amical Club de Marie-Galante, soccer club JSC (Jeunesse-Sportive de Capesterre), soccer club USGB (Union Sportive de Grand-Bourg), soccer club CMGVB (Comité de Marie-Galante du Volley Ball), volleyball club. Leslie Turiaf is a notable volleyball player from Marie-Galante. Sporting events The Tour of Marie-Galante Cycling Tour. The Karujet - World Jet Ski Championship in Petit-Bourg, including Marie-Galante. Culture Cuisine Marie-Galante's traditional dish is known as bébélé. The kilibibi is, as well as a delicacy native to the island. The caca-bœuf is a type of pastry also consumed in the region. Festivities At Christmas, families and friends gather at the chanté nowel and the Christmas Market, organized all over Marie-Galante. It is an opportunity to sing carols and celebrate. Carnival troupes parade every Sunday afternoon through the streets, from January until the carnival festivities in February or March. Every year, at the end of January, a big carnival parade is organized in the main city, Grand-Bourg since 2013, called WOY MI MASS. It gathers about 9,000 to 10,000 people each year and has several carnival groups (with "Po", "Ti Mass" and drums) which almost all participate in a contest for the best costumes, the best music or the best choreography whose theme