EOLFI Develops Photovoltaic Solar Power Projects

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Ground-based photovoltaic facilities

Ground-based photovoltaic facilities aim to produce electricity while enhancing and rehabilitating land that has been neglected from all activities and without land use conflict, such as brownfield sites, former quarries, or waste treatment centres. 

Photovoltaic on water

Since 2018, EOLFI has been developing photovoltaic power plants on floating structures in order to offer owners and managers ofall types of waterbodies(industrial water bodies,irrigation ponds,etc.), a solution to rehabilitate and enhance water bodies neglected from any economic activity, and without any conflict of use. 

Photovoltaic shelters

Photovoltaic shades are designed to cover car parks with several hundreds, or thousandsof parking spaces,to meet a dual demand: weatherprotection of vehicles and productionof sustainable, competitive, and decarbonised electricity. 

Photovoltaic roofs

Rooftop photovoltaic plantsproduce electricity without carbon emissions. These facilities are particularly suited to multi-site property portfolios or very large buildings (logistics depots, industrial buildings, factories, etc.). EOLFI acts as an energy company, but also as an asset manager on behalf of our partners.

Croizet (15) photovoltaic facility - 15,8 MWc

The equivalent of annual energy consumption for 18,000 people

Avoiding the emission of 12,000 tons of CO2

Mûriers (84) photovoltaic facility – 4,5 MWc

Winner of the Energy Commission (CRE) tender in 2013 

High concentration panels double the efficiency of the systems compared to traditional panels

Photovoltaic rooves on secondary schools in the Midi-Pyrénées region - 4.5MWc

Renovation of rooves on 40 construction sites in consultation with the Region

Avoiding the emission of 3,400 tons of CO2 per year

Enhance the value of your land areas

We support local authorities, industry, landowners and investors in the development of photovoltaic solar projects and the achievement of your energy transition objectives. Revitalization of the region, financial benefits, decentralization of electricity production, carbon footprint improvement, rehabilitation of abandoned sites are all assets that are involved in a sustainable environmental approach.

Dialogue at the heart of our projects

EOLFI is the key contact of elected officials, local authorities, owners, operators and residents; it places dialogue and transparency at the heart of its actions and designs its projects in consultation with the key players of the locality thanks to consultation and information activities.

We develop participatory financing and investment models to enable local individual inhabitants and communities to take part in projects.

20 MWp has already been developed through financing and crowd funding.