Clément Heirwegh is responsible for the development of agrivoltaic projects within the company CVE, which aims to meet the energy needs of territories in line with their environmental challenges, and thus participate in the energy transition by defending a decentralised territorial energy model favouring short circuits, where the satisfaction of the energy needs of its clients does not compromise the future of the planet or that of its inhabitants.

A graduate of a renewable energy engineering school and coming from a farming background, Clément is involved in the synergy between these two sectors of activity in order to implement a virtuous, social and sustainable energy transition.

In the face of recurrent climatic hazards and environmental demands to reduce the use of chemicals, the energy transition also has a role to play in the agricultural transition, which must be one of the objectives of agrivoltaics. Thus Clément cultivates at CVE a vision of agrivoltaics at the service of agricultural production and in support of a whole sector in difficulty.