The conference in Delhi, India, will bring farmers, developers and policymakers up to date on the latest developments in agrivoltaics, covering system design, benefits and financing. This year's Agrivoltaics World Conference runs from 21 to 23 October 2026, with an online option for those unable to travel.
Latest developments in agri-PV
Organiser Conexio PSE has now finalised the programme, offering a detailed picture of where agri-PV currently stands. Alongside the latest technologies, speakers will present recent progress in monitoring both plant performance and crop yields, tracking solar electricity and food production side by side, while examining the additional revenue streams that dual land use through photovoltaics can unlock.
Vertical PV and existing solar parks: a case for overbuilding
A closer look at the regulations
Agri-PV is still a young technology compared with conventional photovoltaics, and the conference will address the current regulatory framework for installing solar systems on agricultural land accordingly. Policy requirements and targets will also feature prominently, alongside the social dimensions of agri-PV and the financing options available for various kinds of installations.
The full programme is available on the Agrivoltaics World Conference 2026 website, which also provides a registration link with both in-person and online participation available. (su)
