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Agrivoltaic Research Solar Array at Energy Farm (Ongoing)
Recent Project Updates
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4/10/2025Making good progress on the four rows of solar at the Energy Farm. Today, the AC power was officially turned on. Nextracker is supposed to be onsite on Monday to commission the trackers. That will allow Plant Science folks to till...
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12/10/2024The Energy Team met on Tuesday, Dec. 10th, from 3:30 - 4:30 PM. We reviewed the occupant engagement program’s progress, discussed final steps for solar rooftop project proposals, and provided updates on energy efficiency recommendations. A...
Project Family
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Solar Power on Campus
- Agrivoltaic Research Solar Array at Energy Farm
- BIF Rooftop Solar PVs
- CABBI Greenhouse Solar Array
- E37 Parking Lot Solar Lighting
- ECE Rooftop Solar PVs
- Ground Mounted Solar PVs BRC Research Test Bed [ARCHIVED]
- InSPIRE Solar Powered Outdoors Table (SPOT)
- Install Solar PVs on NCPD [ARCHIVED]
- KCPA Rooftop Solar Feasibility Study [ARCHIVED]
- On-Campus Solar Farm 3.0
- Rooftop Solar Potential
- SSC Solar Feasibility Study [ARCHIVED]
- Solar Farm 1.0
- Solar Farm 2.0
- Solar PVs at Idea Garden
- Solar PVs on Fruit Farm Admin Building [ARCHIVED]
- Solar PVs on I Hotel and Conference Center
- Solar PVs on President's Garden Shed
- Solar Panels on Everitt Lab [ARCHIVED]
- Solar at Willard Airport
- Speech and Hearing Rooftop Solar PVs
- Uni High Gym Rooftop Solar PVs
- Vertical Solar Panels on MEB
- Wassaja Hall Rooftop Solar PVs
Description
The Energy Farm brought new life to a 15 kwh Solar array that was originally on the Building Research Council building which was demolished. These 3 arrays are now an agrivoltaic research site located on the Energy Farm. A live dashboard of the array displays real time energy information.
These arrays were used in 2023 to test row cropping, but as of the 2024 season have been utilized for consumer crops like tomatoes and kale.
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Project Team
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Team Members:
- Tim Mies
- SCAPES
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