Researchers at Canada's Western University have demonstrated that agrivoltaic installations can improve the profitability of indoor farming (IF) agrotunnels by reducing electricity costs. These facilities are enclosed, tunnel-shaped structures that combine conventional agricultural polytunnels with indoor farming technologies. They provide controlled or semi-controlled growing environments, protecting crops from adverse weather, pests and diseases while potentially improving yields. "We have known for a long time that there are a lot of environmental benefits of indoor farming. Sadly, many indoor ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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