Because the farming solar market expands, the US has set standards.
The US Solar Industry Association (SEIA) announced on the sixteenth (local time) that it should jointly develop the agricultural and solar industry standards that mix the US Agricultural Life Insurance Engineer Association (ASABE).
The aim is to scale back costs and increase efficiency by standardizing the complex conditions that occur throughout the agricultural and renewable energy project progress.
The farming solar market has reached about $ 5 billion in 2023, and is anticipated to record a mean annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 12%by 2032, but there is no such thing as a clear standard yet. all.
The goal of the association’s goal is to resolve the necessities of the necessities between the landlords and the solar developers that arise from this, and to advertise mutual interests by establishing the design, development, and construction standards based on the agreed principles.
Currently, the farming solar industry has no establishment of related terms and definitions. The 2 associations will collect opinions with stakeholders and members and present priority and topics for standardization.
“We aim to create a comprehensive standard that develops the farming solar field and promotes the usage of sustainable land in cooperation with SEIA.”
Alternatively, Trinasola proposed the installation of solar and battery storage devices on the seventeenth as an answer and report for the agricultural solar energy. It also analyzed that the energy consumption of the poultry farm will be reduced as much as 91%.
By Lee Jae -seung, reporter Energy@aitimes.com
