Shading system for fallow land

Our shading system protects fallow land, which is more strongly affected by climatic hazards, and contribute to the maintenance of biodiversity on the plot.

The key advantages of the system

Partial and rotating shading meeting the ecological needs of natural species and limiting their water stress.

Minimal ground footprint and spaced layout leaving more space for ecological management and the development of biodiversity, by using our tracker system.

Limited impact on the ground with driven pile foundations and a well conceived construction process to limit the impact on the land and existing biodiversity.

Compatible with agricultural machinery use on the plot.

Fully reversible at the end of the project.

Guarantees long-term income to the farmer and owner of the land.

The agronomic benefits of partial and rotating shade

Helps reduce temperatures on the plot in summer
Reduces evapotranspiration and water stress
Meets the ecological needs of plant species and limits modification of their composition
Helps create plant and organic material
Participates in maintaining biodiversity

Land development in favor of the environment

Biodiversity is a key part of TSE's values. As such, our offer to the farmer includes environmental land development such as planting hedgerows or seeding plant species known to enrich the soil.

These developments allow farmers to strengthen their environmental commitment.

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Why choose us

Expertise

Independent French photovoltaic expert since 2016

Proximity

More than 270 employees working as close as possible to communities all over France

Growth

2.5 GWc under development in France. Goal of 5 GWc by 2027.

Presence

A team of experts to support farmers and develop the most appropriate solutions

Commitment

A company committed to biodiversity

Questions ?

 
How are the solar installations supported? Is concrete used?

We prefer piled foundations to support our solar panel arrays. Metal stakes are driven directly into the ground tounder the panels in case of climatic hazards.

 
Is there a fence around the plot?

For insurance reasons, fixed fencing is mandatory. This fencing is positioned around the plot with the agrivoltaic system.

 
Does this system take into account the biodiversity present on fallow land?

We chose tracker technology for its minimal footprint, which minimizes the impact of the structure on the plot. The spaced layout allows fauna and flora to develop and contributes to the maintenance of biodiversity.