Our photovoltaic solutions
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Our innovative solutions for the transition
We design projects for ground-based solar photovoltaic power plants, making it possible to increase the value of degraded land by producing green energy.
We design real territorial projects for natural land, restoring biodiversity, and meeting local needs.
Steps of your project
Land identification
Project development
Engineering and R&D
Financing, valuation & sale
Construction
Connection
Operation & maintenance
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Solar power plant: stakeholders are the best ones to talk about it
Everything was respected and the roads were not damaged; there were no complaints despite the size of the construction site. The factory was supposed to start operating in June, and it even started a month early.
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Numerous activities in favor of biodiversity have been carried out in the field: asbestos removal, limitation of invasive species, soil deartificialization, demining of the site, restoration of a mosaic of grasslands, etc. TSE has also delegated the management of grassy areas to a local sheep farmer.
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FAQs
Ground-based power plants can be built on degraded or abandoned land. Other criteria are also taken into account: compliance with urban planning documents, distance to a network connection, zoning, topographic criteria, etc.
Photovoltaic panels capture the sun's radiation, then neutralize the electrons through their components and produce a direct electric current which is then transformed into alternating current by the inverters for common uses.
A solar power plant can be designed and built within 3 to 5 years.
A photovoltaic power plant is composed of various elements: solar panel arrays, a transformer and delivery station, a fire tank, outdoor fences and traffic lanes.
In return for renting the land where the photovoltaic power plant is located, the owner receives an annual rent per hectare determined by our teams according to the characteristics of the land (distance to the connection station, specificities of the land, etc.).
According to the nature and condition of the soil, other activities may be possible on the site, in particular conservation grazing with sheep. It is important to note that this type of project is not the equivalent of an agrivoltaic project, however.
The minimum area to install an agrivoltaic solution is 10 hectares. As for ground power plants, land with a minimum area of 5 hectares will be required.
The construction of our agrivoltaic and photovoltaic systems, as well as environmental studies, administrative and legal procedures, the maintenance of structures and their dismantling are fully covered by TSE. There are no investment costs associated with setting up the project for the farmer.
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