It's known that climate warming and intense sunlight slow or even halt crop production. For this reason, shade shelters are used in many agricultural production areas.

Enerjisa Üretim's Energy Base in Bandırma is an exemplary project demonstrating that sustainable agriculture and energy production can coexist. Karaoğlu Peyzaj planted strawberry seedlings in the area under the solar panels in the Energy Base's agrivoltaic area. The project, implemented by Karaoğlu Peyzaj, both produces clean energy and supports agricultural production. This system, reinforced by Karaoğlu Peyzaj with nature restoration and green infrastructure solutions, creates social and economic benefits in addition to environmental sustainability. Could this model, which brings agriculture and energy together, be one of the inspiring examples of the green transformation of the future?

Based on an example…

This application example provides insight into the agricultural utilization of surfaces where solar panels are used. It is known that climate warming and intense sunlight slow or even halt crop production. Therefore, shade is used in many agricultural production areas. This means that agricultural production is possible even under the panels, just as it is between the arrays of panels we see in the example. Currently, the height of the panels above the ground in many solar power plant projects prevents agricultural activities under them, but this problem may be resolved in the future. Of course, this issue will be addressed through economic parameters such as cost-benefit and profitability. However, we must emphasize the value of this example, developed by Enerjisa Üretim and Karaoğlu Peyzaj.