To comply with the requirements of the tertiary sector decree, companies in the tertiary sector must reduce their energy consumption and integrate renewable energy sources. The use of photovoltaics is a key solution for achieving these objectives, while optimizing energy consumption. Green Tech Solutions supports companies in the implementation of appropriate photovoltaic installations, contributing to their compliance with the tertiary sector decree.
Photovoltaics enable businesses to generate clean electricity directly on site, reducing their dependence on the grid and their carbon footprint. By integrating a solar system, commercial buildings can more easily meet the reduction targets set by the tertiary sector decree: 40% reduction by 2030, 50% by 2040 and 60% by 2050.
On-site renewable energy production significantly reduces electricity consumption from traditional grids, helping companies to meet energy reduction targets. Solar self-consumption optimizes energy efficiency and reduces energy consumption costs.
Direct self-consumption: The energy produced is consumed on site, reducing the need for external supplies and stabilizing costs.
Lower energy bills: By integrating solar energy, businesses benefit from fixed, predictable electricity tariffs, independent of market price rises.
As well as helping to meet the objectives of the tertiary decree, photovoltaic installations offer numerous financial and operational advantages for companies. It's a solution that not only reduces CO₂ emissions, but also increases the value of the building and reinforces the company's ecological commitment.
La production d’énergie renouvelable réduit directement les émissions de gaz à effet de serre liées à la consommation d’énergie. En choisissant le photovoltaïque, les entreprises démontrent un engagement fort en faveur de la transition énergétique. Réduction des émissions : L’utilisation de l’énergie solaire permet de compenser une part importante des émissions de CO₂ générées par le bâtiment. Amélioration de l’image de marque : Les entreprises qui adoptent des pratiques écologiques renforcent leur image auprès de leurs clients, partenaires et employés.
Le photovoltaïque est une solution rentable à long terme, surtout avec les aides financières disponibles pour les entreprises du secteur tertiaire. Les économies réalisées sur les factures énergétiques contribuent au retour sur investissement de l’installation. Financements et aides : Les entreprises peuvent bénéficier de subventions et d’aides diverses pour alléger le coût initial. Retour sur investissement rapide : En fonction de la consommation, le retour sur investissement pour une installation photovoltaïque peut être atteint en quelques années seulement.
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Green Tech Solutions offers a comprehensive, tailor-made approach for companies in the tertiary sector wishing to integrate photovoltaics into their strategy for compliance with the tertiary sector decree. We support each customer from the initial audit to the commissioning of the installation.
Before any installation, our team carries out a full assessment of the building's energy needs and available surface area to determine the most suitable photovoltaic solution.
Energy audit: We analyze current energy consumption to identify the potential for reduction through solar installation.
Customized sizing: The photovoltaic system is designed to meet the building's specific requirements, optimizing energy yield.
Once the study has been validated, we install the photovoltaic panels and connect them to the building's internal grid, guaranteeing optimum self-consumption.
Safe installation: Our qualified teams ensure installation in compliance with safety and performance standards.
Performance monitoring: Green Tech Solutions offers monitoring to maximize installation efficiency and ensure compliance with the requirements of the tertiary sector decree.
At Green Tech Solutions, we help our customers find the best financing solutions to make the installation of photovoltaic panels accessible and profitable. There are a number of schemes and business models available to reduce initial costs and facilitate the energy transition for businesses.
Some regions and local authorities offer subsidies for the installation of photovoltaic panels. These grants are designed to encourage companies to adopt sustainable energy solutions, while contributing to local energy transition objectives.
Regional subsidies: Depending on your location, you may be eligible for specific subsidies. These schemes are often aimed at companies in the tertiary or industrial sector, and vary according to the priorities of local authorities.
National calls for projects: National programs also support companies involved in renewable energy projects, notably through subsidies or tax credits.
Investing in photovoltaics can also give access to tax benefits, which considerably lighten the overall cost of the project. These incentives include :
Accelerated depreciation: Companies can quickly write off the costs associated with their solar installations, reducing their tax base and improving their cash flow.
Local tax exemptions: In certain cases, property tax exemptions may apply to buildings equipped with photovoltaic panels.
The Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is an ideal financing alternative for companies wishing to install photovoltaic panels without raising capital. With a PPA, Green Tech Solutions takes charge of the entire installation, and the company undertakes to purchase the energy produced at a fixed rate, often below the market rate, for a set period of time.
Flexibility and affordability: PPA eliminates initial financial barriers while guaranteeing cost-controlled energy.
End of contract: At the end of the contract, the company can choose to acquire the plant or extend the agreement to continue benefiting from the energy produced.
In addition to our solar panel financing solutions, Green Tech Solutions offers a range of solutions to meet every company's energy transition needs:
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