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New Research Project Explores the Potential of Agrivoltaic to Combine Crop and Solar Energy Production

By Alan MaMay 2, 20233 Mins Read
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A new large-scale research project, funded by the Innovation Fund with DKK 22.8 million and developed in collaboration with European Energy, Aarhus University, Copenhagen University, and Slagelse Municipality, will investigate the potential of agrivoltaic, a promising multifunctional agricultural system that combines crop production with solar energy production. The demand for renewable energy has led to

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