TSE, a leader in agrivoltaics in France, will be present at the International Agricultural Show on 27, 28 February and 29 February. This participation reflects TSE's ongoing commitment to farmers, supporting them in their transitions to enable them to make a better living from their agricultural activity.
Agrivoltaics, a winning synergy
In recent years, climate change has forced farmers to adapt and innovate in order to cope with periods of drought, heat waves and intense rainfall. To meet these new constraints, TSE offers innovative agrivoltaic solutions that combine photovoltaic production with agricultural activity, while ensuring a fixed and complementary income for farmers. Thanks to the dynamic shading generated by the photovoltaic shades, the plots are protected from water and thermal stress and climatic hazards. These solutions allow the total coactivity of green energy production and agricultural production for the primary benefit of the farm, i.e. better yields while producing carbon-free energy.
• Why is agrivoltaics a tool at the service of the agroecological transition?
• What are the benefits of agrivoltaics for crop productivity and animal welfare?
• How does agrivoltaics contribute to mitigating the effects of climate change?
• Is agrivoltaics an answer to strengthen our food sovereignty?
• How can the additional income generated by energy production represent an opportunity for farmers to ensure the sustainability of their farms?
The International Agricultural Show will be an opportunity for TSE to deepen with actors in the agricultural sector on the challenges related to the energy and agricultural transition.
Where to find us
• AGRIDEMAIN round table — Tuesday 27 from 9:30 to 10:30 — hall 4, aisle B — “Agrivoltaics, the key to successful transitions? ”
Speakers: Christiane Lambert, former president of the FNSEA, president of the Committee of European Agricultural Professional Organizations, President of the Committee of European Agricultural Organizations, Bertrand Drouot L'Hermine, Deputy Director General of TSE, Sylvain Raison, farmer in Haute-Saône, Daniel Salmon, Senator, Daniel Salmon, Senator, Ille-et-Vilaine, Senator, Ille-et-Vilaine, EELV, EELV, EELV, EELV, EELV, Julien Dive, Deputy of European Agricultural Organizations, Bertrand Drouot L'Hermine, Deputy Director General of TSE, Sylvain Raison, farmer in Haute-Saône, Daniel Salmon, senator, Ille-et-Vilaine, Senator, Ille-et-Vilaine, EELV, EELV, EELV, EELV, Julien Dive, Deputy of Aisne, Julien Dive of a report on agrivoltaics and Christian Daniau, president of the Charente Chamber.
• Epiterre round table — Wednesday 28 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. — FNSEA stand, FNSEA stand, Pavilion 4 stand C068 “Regenerative agriculture as a tool for agroecological transition: impact projects with committed farmers”
Speakers: Christiane Lambert, president of Epiterre, will welcome Géraldine Vallejo Sustainability Programme Director at Kering, Bertrand Drouot l'Hermine, Deputy CEO of TSE, Sylvain Raison, a farmer in Haute-Saône, and Jean-Baptiste Léger, manager of the MEDEF Ecological Transition Department. This exchange will be led by Blandine Thuel (Acthuel, sustainable development consultant).
• Signature of a partnership with FNSEA 18 (Cher) — Wednesday 28 February
• Signature of a partnership with FNSEA 03 (Allier) — Thursday, February 29
