This 8-hectare solar park offers residents of Oise the opportunity to invest in its construction

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Like wind power around twenty years ago, these are now the photovoltaic park projects which grow like mushrooms in the Oise department.

HAS Trosly-Breuil, in the north-east of Oise, one of these solar power plants has been in the works since 2020. It was in fact that year that the Weylchem ​​company sold this landholding to the operator Luxel. With a total installed power of 8,2 MWcthe future photovoltaic power plant, work on which started last month, will consist of more than 13,400 panels by 2026.

A project supported by local elected officials, notably Mayor Sylvain Goupil, who granted the building permit last summer. The company had also organized public meetings to reassure the population two years ago and present to them the outlines of the future installations.

Residents of Oise prioritized to “decarbonize” their portfolio

This Monday, November 18, a new milestone was reached for the company specializing in green energies, since it has just launched a fundraising amount of 100 000 euros.

Like the Photosol project at the Creil air base, this was initially reserved primarily for residents of Edges of the Oise. But since today this collection has been extended to residents of the local department, Oiseas well as those of the Hauts-de-France departments: Aisne, Nord, Pas-de-Calais and Somme.

In order to allow savers to “decarbonize their portfolio”, Luxel has chosen to partner with a subsidiary of Banque Postale, Lendopolis, one of the leaders in crowdlending in France.

This secure investment promises you an annual return of 6,5 % over 3 years, with a maximum stake of 5,000 euros (the terms and conditions can be consulted on this site)

The equivalent of the electricity consumption of 4,200 inhabitants

The future power plant in the locality “Le Pot à Pierre” will produce 9 GWh annually, “equivalent to the average electricity consumption of 4,200 inhabitants”, thus covering more than twice the annual electricity needs of the inhabitants of Trosly- Breuil.

The work began in October 2024 with light earthworks, the construction of roads and the security of the site (installation of a fence and a gate).

The first photovoltaic panels will be installed from May 2025 and the commissioning of the plant is planned “in the first quarter of 2026”.

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