Stories from the territories

Concrete projects serving the energy transition

From design through to operation, Corsica Sole develops solar power plants, battery storage solutions and green hydrogen projects designed to integrate sustainably into local territories. Each project aims to combine energy performance, respect for the environment and positive local impacts.

Whether it involves redeveloping an industrial brownfield site in Beuvry, in Hauts-de-France, or projects combining agricultural production and photovoltaics in Réunion Island, our achievements reflect the same ambition: to accelerate the energy transition while creating shared value with our partners.

Since our creation in Corsica, we have developed our projects in close collaboration with local authorities, farmers, businesses and citizens. This partnership-based approach fosters local acceptance and ensures installations that are useful, sustainable and adapted to on-the-ground realities.

Today, Corsica Sole has offices in 12 cities across France, overseas territories and internationally, from Paris to Rome, from Bastia to Saint-Paul in Réunion Island. This close local presence enables our teams to understand the specific challenges of each territory and deliver tailored solutions. It is complemented by a gradual expansion at European level, notably in Belgium, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic and Italy.

Local roots, our DNA since Corsica

Since our founding in Corsica, territories have been central to our approach. Our first solar power plant was born from close collaboration with local stakeholders, on underused land, with a clear objective: to produce decarbonised energy in support of balanced development.

As we gradually expanded into mainland France, overseas territories and internationally, we have remained true to this founding approach. Listening, understanding, adapting and co-developing are the principles that guide each of our projects. They are based on continuous dialogue with residents, elected officials, farmers and businesses.

This commitment to proximity remains at the heart of our development, including at European scale. It enables us to support the energy transition while staying true to our conviction: successful projects are, above all, projects rooted in their territory.