Terra at SPACE 2025: solar tracking for farm electricity
A review of Falco Solar at SPACE 2025 in Rennes, discussing Terra trackers, agricultural electricity demand and practical site integration.
Falco Solar presented Terra at the SPACE agricultural exhibition in Rennes, France, on 16–18 September 2025. Discussions focused on farm electricity use and the practical constraints of ground-mounted solar.
Start with how the farm operates
Ventilation, refrigeration, pumps and processing can all contribute to farm electricity demand. Their timing and seasonal variation influence how much PV generation can be used directly.
The team’s exhibition conversations illustrate questions raised by visitors. They are not a representative market study or evidence that tracking is economical on every farm.
Plan energy and land use together
Terra’s elevated structure is intended for agricultural applications. Layout decisions need to consider animals, machinery, land care and access to electrical equipment. Clearances must be checked in the relevant operating positions.
An elevated tracker does not by itself establish agrivoltaic status. The agrivoltaics guide explains the distinction.
Follow up with site evidence
The French Terra case study provides a practical example. A new project still requires its own consumption assessment, permissions and connection review.
This article concerns the completed 2025 exhibition. Event information is available from SPACE.
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