On February 26, the “4th Hiroshima Agrivoltaic Model Study and Promotion Conference” was held at Hiroshima University’s Mirai Crie.
During this conference, participants engaged in discussions on the contents of a concrete agrivoltaic model project, which represents the culmination of this year’s research. Additionally, they exchanged information on the broader social landscape surrounding agrivoltaics and renewable energy.
Through these discussions, various options and challenges for next year’s model project were further clarified, leading to significant progress in preparations for the demonstration project.
Program
- “Review Report on the Hiroshima Prefecture Agrivoltaic Model”
- “Case Studies on Information Dissemination Through Agrivoltaics in Japan”
- “Status of Potential Demonstration Test Sites”
About the Hiroshima Agrivoltaic Model Study and Promotion Conference
TGIF aims to promote the integration of agrivoltaics into regional agriculture as part of efforts to create the next generation of sustainable communities.
The Hiroshima Agrivoltaic Model Study and Promotion Conference seeks to investigate key issues such as the development of low-cost and safe system installations, crop selection suitable for the Hiroshima region, shading rate assessments, and human resource development. This initiative is carried out in collaboration with relevant stakeholders, with the goal of formulating a model for a demonstration project.
