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Actually it doesn't ... the panels need wires / infrastructure to get the captured energy onto the grid, there is the need to infrastructure to hold up (if not
by jmspring 3y ago
Actually it doesn't ... the panels need wires / infrastructure to get the captured energy onto the grid, there is the need to infrastructure to hold up (if not mechanize) the panels. The process of doing this as can be seen in works down along highway 46 in CA is invasive. Yes, maybe the land can be used for some of it's original purpose but generally it is not. You see the same in Europe (Germany is where I am familiar) where large fields for vegetables, hops, etc have been turned into a mix of farming and solar capture and the areas don't overlap.
- jojobas 3y agoSee here. Shade-loving crops only, obviously. https://www.agritecture.com/blog/2022/2/3/largest-farm-to-grow-crops-under-solar-panels-proves-to-be-a-bumper-crop-for-agrivoltaic-land-use https://www.agritecture.com/blog/2022/2/3/largest-farm-to-gr...
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- angiosperm 3y agoYou can just make up whatever sounds right to you and post that, or actually do some research and learn that what sounds right to you is just completely false. Which seems like the better idea?