An agrivoltaic solar plant is a dual-purpose system that combines agriculture and solar energy production on the same land. It involves installing solar panels above or alongside crops or livestock grazing areas, creating a mutually beneficial relationship between farming and renewable energy generation.
Key Features of Agrivoltaic Systems:
- Shared Land Use:
- Crops or livestock coexist with solar panels, maximizing the use of available land.
- Particularly valuable in regions where arable land is scarce.
- Shade Benefits:
- Solar panels provide partial shade to crops, reducing heat stress and water evaporation.
- Can improve yields for crops that thrive in moderate light or cooler conditions.
- Energy Production:
- The solar panels generate electricity for local use or export to the grid.
- These systems can help farmers reduce energy costs and increase income.
- Adaptable Designs:
- Fixed-tilt panels: Provide constant partial shade.
- Adjustable or elevated panels: Allow more sunlight during specific times or seasons and facilitate machinery movement or livestock grazing underneath.
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