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TSE, a leading player in agrivoltaics, has published the results of a first-of-its-kind survey dedicated to agrivoltaics in local regions. This opinion survey was conducted by Nexio Research institute from February 11 to March 23, 2026, among a sample of 1155 people.

It highlights a largely positive perception of agrivoltaics, provided it continues to serve agriculture and local communities. Contributing to France's energy independence is among the main benefits associated with agrivoltaics for all respondents.

Explore the detailed results of this study, conducted within local communities among various stakeholders, including:

• 405 farmers,
• 101 agricultural advisors,
• 548 citizens,
• and 101 mayors.

Agrivoltaics creates value at several levels.

Discover in our white paper, produced with La France Agricole, how agrivoltaics is becoming a real driver of territorial development, for the benefit of:

• farmers and the agricultural ecosystem,
• local businesses,
• communities,
• and local residents.

Faced with climate change and water scarcity, agrivoltaics is one of the concrete solutions to protect crops and improve the resilience of farms.

In our white paper co-produced with the Réussir group, discover how the agrivoltaic installations developed by TSE allow:

• To create a beneficial microclimate that protects plants;
• To limit water stress;
• And to reduce water consumption by up to 30%.

Based on feedback from our pilot sites in Haute-Saône, Somme and Côte-d'Or, this white paper shows how agrivoltaics can be a real tool for sustainable water management.

Download it for free and discover how agrivoltaics can transform water management on your farm.

In our white paper co-produced with Terre Net, discover how this alliance can directly benefit your farm. Faced with growing climate challenges, France's energy autonomy and agricultural sustainability are essential.

The use of renewable energies, in particular solar energy, is gaining momentum. Agrivoltaics, once questioned for its potential impact on agricultural land, is now proving to be an opportunity to be explored.