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That's a different approach, called agrivoltaics. 3 meter high frames with the panels on top, wide row spacing (about 10x), and crops in the ground. Minimal ha
by tuatoru 4y ago
That's a different approach, called agrivoltaics.
3 meter high frames with the panels on top, wide row spacing (about 10x), and crops in the ground. Minimal harvest yield loss (sometimes even improvement, as the shading reduces stress on the plants), and selling power from the same land. It could be marketed as "zero land needed" PV power.
With Erthos's on-ground panels, a robot with fat soft tires rolls over the panels. No walking needed.
- necovek 4y agoThat comment seemed to only refer to spacing panels like rows of plants are spaced in agriculture to allow easier access.