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🌞 We are happy to share our contribution on agrivoltaic system modelling in the 41st edition of EU PVSEC in Vienna. Our colleague Jonathan Leloux presented the preliminary results of SYMBIOSYST’s modelling efforts for agrivoltaic demo sites across Europe, showcasing how innovative designs can successfully integrate renewable energy production with sustainable agricultural practices. The article and slides from our EU PVSEC 2024 presentation are now available on ResearchGate: https://lnkd.in/ebFzHu_v If you are interested in exploring our work in more detail, feel free to access the project’s deliverable D5.1: https://lnkd.in/dt7hJGY7 A huge thanks to all our project partners for making this possible! We also express our profound gratitude to the European Commission, which, through CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, provides the funding necessary to develop LuSim as part of the SYMBIOSYST Project.

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Presentation at the European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition Last week Symbiosyst was present at the 41st edition of the EUPVSEC, held in Vienna in September 23rd-27th 2024.    A presentation was brilliantly given by partner Jonathan Leloux and it was centered around the outcomes reported in the deliverable 5.1 “Conceptual Design of the agri-PV demonstrators”. 👉 The presentation was part of the Conference Topic 4 “PV Systems Engineering, Integrated/Applied PV “, Sub-topic 4.5  “Dual Use and other Innovative PV Applications”, the Topic that gained the highest number of contributions.   Jonathan reported on the conceptual design modeling preliminary results related to: -> the open agri-PV demo project  with apple groves in Ora/Auer, Autonomous Province South Tyrol, in Italy -> the open agri-PV demo project with vegetables (tomatoes, melon, lettuce, and fava beans) in Barcelona, Spain -> the open agri-PV demo project with lemon groves in Scalea, Region Calabria, Italy -> the closed agri-PV demo project with tomatoes in Schipluiden, South Holland, in the Netherlands.    The preliminary results opened key insights into the climatic conditions and their impact on crop health within the agrivoltaic (agri-PV) system.     👉 Through advanced modelling and simulation, increases in crop yields and enhanced renewable energy generation were observed. -> preliminary results underscore the effectiveness of combining photovoltaic systems with agricultural practices.     -> the project successfully identified optimal configurations for agrivoltaic systems across different agricultural scenarios, showcasing significant strides in energy efficiency and sustainability. -> These findings provide a scalable model for sustainable energy and farming practices, contributing to the advancement of renewable energy and agricultural technology sectors.      If you want to know more please consult the project deliverable 5.1 here    👉https://lnkd.in/d2sfU7Uv   Partners 💪:      Institute for Renewable Energy – Eurac Research, ETA Florence Renewable Energies, Delft University of Technology, Laimburg Research Centre, imec, ENEA, FOTONIQ, aleo solar GmbH, LuciSun, MEBIOS S.R.L. PostHarvest, Südtiroler Bauernbund, EnergyVille, CDEI-UPC. Centre de Disseny d'Equips Industrials, Valmont Industries, Inc., EF Solare Italia, KUBO Greenhouse Projects B.V., 3E, Above, IDEAI-UPC. Intelligent Data Science and Artificial Intelligence #horizonproject #symbiosyst #symbiosis #photovoltaic #agriculture #agriPV #solarenergy #solarpower #research #interdisciplinary #network #agrivoltaics #agrivoltaico #agrivoltaïque #horizoneurope #agrivoltaisme #landbouwvoltaïsch #agrovoltaico #landbouw #agricoltura #zonneenergie #energiasolar #energiasolare #energiesolaire #multifunctional #interdisciplinary #crosseuropeancooperationforagrivoltaics     

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