Sectors

#Photovoltaic solar energy
Technical studies office
Producer
Engineering - R_D

Description

Since 2022, EnerVivo has been developing renewable energy projects from its base in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Our core business is agrivoltaics and photovoltaics: ground-mounted, rooftop and parking canopies. We support farmers, winegrowers, local authorities and industrial companies through the whole project, from land study to the signing of the long-term lease, and through permitting (building permit, CDPENAF, grid connection). We believe a successful agrivoltaic project serves the farm first. Energy comes on top of agricultural production and never replaces it. That is the meaning of our tagline, “Growing the future, harvesting energy”. To go beyond the role of a pure developer, we have built a group of complementary businesses: - SOLIVO, our engineering consultancy, sells its services directly: feasibility studies, PVsyst simulation, APER law compliance, collective and individual self-consumption, grid connection and storage. - BESS storage, run by EnerVivo, either stand-alone on industrial land or combined with our agrivoltaic projects. - GEOVIE pairs shallow geothermal energy with PV to power heat pumps, in partnership with Bio-Énergies Diffusion. - PAC Sun Énergies, in which the group holds a stake, handles PV EPC and heat pump installation. - MOREGREEN leads international development in Italy, Tunisia, Morocco and Côte d’Ivoire. - VIVIA brings AI and automation to our own processes and to those of our clients. Our strategy: give every client a single point of contact to produce, store, self-consume and manage their energy, with engineering at the heart of what we offer.

Adress

7 ALLEE DE CHARTRES
33000
BORDEAUX
France

Our Sessions

Pavillon CEMATER (Hall B2)
Dec 9, 2026
3:30 PM3:50 PM
Self-consumption - Building energy management#Photovoltaic solar energyCleantech - Decarbonation

MOVING FROM SOLAR TO SMART CORPORATE ELECTRIFICATION

Description
Industrial electrification should no longer be viewed as a series of standalone technologies, but rather as an integrated energy system combining solar generation, flexibility, storage and electrical uses. Industrial players often still manage photovoltaics, storage, EV charging points and heat pumps as separate subjects. EnerVivo takes the opposite approach: starting from the site’s consumption profile to build an integrated energy system—funded by a third party—that combines local solar production, flexibility and the progressive electrification of uses. A concrete case study on transitioning from a PV project to a full decarbonisation roadmap.