Written by Wasi » Updated on: January 23rd, 2025
The rapid climate changes like increasing temperature levels & reduced precipitation, and rising water scarcity concerns propels the demand for Agrivoltaics. Agrivoltaics enables the effective use of sunlight for crop growth and is also beneficial for farmers to earn extra money by selling the power generated using solar panels. Additionally, the reduced costs of solar panels led to the reduction in installation costs of Agrivoltaics, therefore bolstering the industry's growth.
Agrivoltaics is one of the ideas gaining immense interest. It means combining food & energy production, i.e., putting solar farms in the field where crops are also grown. It shall help increase the environmental compatibility and benefits of developing solar plants with agriculture & native landscapes.
Over the years, Agrivoltaics has evolved into a promising solution that addresses various global challenges while offering significant benefits to agriculture, such as increased land use efficiency and water savings. According to Adolf Goetzberger’s Vision, the rising concerns about land scarcity, food security, and increasing energy demand in the early 1980s resulted in the origin of Agrivoltaics, to gain prominence. At the time, solar energy emerged as a viable alternative to conventional fossil fuels. With the changing times, as the demand for renewable energy and sustainable land use practices increases, the correlation between the expansion of photovoltaics and Agrivoltaics becomes more evident. Agrivoltaics offers a potential solution to this challenge, combining solar energy generation and agriculture in the same land. While comprehensive global data on Agrivoltaics installations is limited, numerous pilot projects and research studies worldwide have demonstrated such systems’ potential benefits and synergies. These findings, coupled with the growing interest from governments and stakeholders, indicate a positive correlation between the expansion of photovoltaics and the adoption of Agrivoltaics practices.
The report titled, “Global Agrivoltaics Market Research Report: By Placement (Standalone, Shading Nets, Greenhouse, Others), By Material Type (Panels, Paints), By Cell Type (Monocrystalline, Polycrystalline), By Crop Collaboration (Vegetables, Fruits, Crops, Others), By Type of Agrivoltaic Plant (Overhead Tilted, Interspace, Hybrid), By Type of Solar Panel (Opaque, Semi-Transparent, Transparent), By Power Output (Up to 10 MWp, 10.1 to 50 MWp, More than 50 MWp) and others Forecast (2024-2030)”, according to the report, Global Agrivoltaics Market size was valued at USD 3.64 billion in 2022 and further expected to grow at a CAGR of 38% during the forecast period 2024-2030.
Enel Green Power, JS Power, Sun' Agri, Solar Window, BayWa r.e., Insolight, REM Tec, Zimmermen, Next2Sun, and others are the leading players essentially operating in the Agrivoltaics market.
Here are the highlights of the latest initiatives:
The growing requirements for power in different applications resulted in a rising risk of high-level carbon emissions from the power generation industry. This is the major reason worldwide nations such as Asia-Pacific are introducing plans to curb carbon emissions and encourage the consumption of clean electricity. Such rising initiatives and support from the government toward limiting the carbon emissions from the power generation sector are expected to augment the expansion of the Agrivoltaics market in upcoming years.
The article comprises Global players in the Agrivoltaics industry, along with industry product information. This article details the prominent factors behind the surging demand for futuristic growth and new opportunities that facilitate market development. Market players such as Enel Green Power, JS Power, Sun' Agri, Solar Window, BayWa r.e., and Other leading companies, facilitate revolutionizing the market and promoting a secure future for the Agrivoltaics industry.
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