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Salle PYRENEES (Hall B3)
Dec 9, 2026
12:00 PM1:00 PM
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PHOTOVOLTAICS ENTERS A NEW ERA: HOW CAN INDUSTRY SUPPORT THE SECTOR ?

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Groupe Le Triangle, an industrial partner of photovoltaic players: how its industrial capacity meets the new challenges faced by developers, installers and international players ?
Pavillon BÂTIMENT DURABLE (Hall B1)
Dec 9, 2026
2:30 PM2:50 PM
Transport - Mobility#Thermal solar#Photovoltaic solar energyManufacturer

A PHOTOVOLTAIC CANOPY DESIGNED FOR RETAIL, NOW AVAILABLE IN FRANCE

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Discover a photovoltaic canopy designed for retail brands wishing to enhance the customer experience right from the car park. Sleek design, hidden cabling, preserved brand visibility: a structure designed as an extension of the brand image, developed by a leading European manufacturer, now available in France — and also exhibited on our outdoor stand.
Salle OURANOS (Hall B3)
Dec 9, 2026
3:30 PM4:30 PM
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CAN WE BUILD A FRENCH SOLAR INDUSTRY CHAIN, FROM PRODUCTION TO RECYCLING?

Laurent BODINNicolas DEFRENNEFranck TURLANLucas WEISS
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Europe’s dependence on Chinese photovoltaic modules has become a strategic blind spot in the energy transition. As industrial sovereignty returns to the forefront of public policy, a few projects are emerging in France and across Europe to rebuild a solar value chain—from materials to module manufacturing, through installation, maintenance, and recycling. But at what cost, and with what economic viability? The cancellation of an initial industrial project in France underscores the difficulty of establishing a competitive solar industry in a market dominated by Asia. At the same time, the recycling of first-generation panels opens up another prospect: that of a circular economy still in its infancy, but poised to scale up significantly with the gradual arrival of millions of end-of-life panels. This roundtable will therefore explore the conditions necessary for true industrial sovereignty in the solar sector: Can we transition from a model of massive imports to a French and European industry capable of producing, installing, maintaining, recycling, and creating value within the region?
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