Agrivoltaics can increase profitability of indoor farming agrotunnels

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A study by Western University researchers finds that photovoltaic-powered agrotunnels for indoor farming could deliver returns on investment as high as 499%, with payback in under three years. The analysis of six North American locations identifies basil prices and cultivation choices as major drivers of profitability.

Researchers at Canada's Western University have found that PV-powered indoor farming agrotunnels could achieve returns on investment of up to 499%, with payback periods of less than three years. Their analysis covered six North American locations and identified basil prices and cultivation strategies as key factors affecting profitability. The post Agrivoltaics can increase profitability of indoor farming agrotunnels appeared first on pv magazine Global.