The German agri-PV developer is expanding into Italy, targeting favourable regulation for dual land use and launching its first projects combining vertically mounted bifacial modules with agricultural production.
Vertical solar modules boost farmland yields and land use. Marius Sinn of Next2Sun outlines the benefits and installation.
Next2Sun and the American solar company Isun are building the Agri-PV plant on an area in Vermont. Construction is due to start in 2024. Vegetables will be grown between the rows of modules.
Next2Sun has strengthened its international position through cooperation agreements with new partners in India as part of a delegation trip by the German Federal Government to the country.
In Gabersdorf, Austria, Next2Sun has commissioned the first vertical Agri-PV plant in the country. The plant will be scientifically monitored over a period of three years.
Next2Sun AG and Luxor Solar KK have entered into a cooperation agreement: Luxor Solar KK is the exclusive sales partner for Next2Sun’s AgriPV solutions in Japan.
A 25-metre-long solar fence in Elsau in the canton of Zurich is the first project of its kind in Switzerland. The project developer is looking for areas to erect solar fences for testing purposes.
We at Next2Sun GmbH have been proving the practicality of our Agro-PV system for quite some time. Recently, our second Agri-PV solar park in Donaueschingen officially went into operation.
