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The energy transition requires us to rethink our relationship to the supply and demand of electricity. At the heart of this dynamic: solar photovoltaic energy, far from being a weakness of the system, is a major asset, too often underestimated or poorly analyzed. Between criticisms of overproduction, intermittency or competition with nuclear power, it is time to recall a simple reality: what is described as an excess of supply at certain periods is in fact a logical and necessary step in the construction of a more carbon-free electricity mix.

In Souleuvre-en-Bocage, in the department of Calvados, the farmer Yoann Bizet chose to engage in an agrivoltaic project with high added value. Living with his wife on a 170-hectare farm, they raise a herd of 105 dairy cows, with the support of eight employees.

Solar energy is an essential lever for decarbonizing our local economy. But beyond its climate contribution, it also generates real value at the territorial level. TSE, a French developer and producer of solar energy, is part of this dynamic by offering solutions specific to each territory. It thus accelerates the adoption of competitive, local renewable energy, while stimulating communities.