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"Landwirt" editor Roman Goldberger asks EWS what has become of the double harvest vision.
24.01.2023: What in 2020 was still considered a vision of large-scale and nature-friendly solar power generation in combination with agricultural use of the same area was successfully put into practice on 10 November 2022 with the commissioning of the Agri-PV pilot plant EWS Sonnenfeld in Bruck an…
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EWS Sonnenfeld Bruck/Leitha - Status: in operation!
10.11.2022: With the opening and commissioning of the research and pilot plant EWS Sonnenfeld Bruck/Leitha, agri-photovoltaics is ready for practice! Together with Climate Protection Minister Leonore Gewessler and Agriculture Minister Norbert Totschnig, the project partners EWS Consulting GmbH and…
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17 % of total electricity consumption in Austria can come from Sonnenfeldern (Agrivoltaics).
14.04.2022: And that with the lowest possible land consumption, without sealing any soil. The calculation is as follows: There are around 2,100 municipalities in Austria. If every second municipality implements a 10ha EWS Sonnenfeld®, the solar electricity production of 12 TWh thus generated can…
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Good news for Agri-PV. The EWS Sonnenfeld® is right on trend.
24.01.2022: We have set ourselves the entrepreneurial goal for 2021 of establishing (agri-) photovoltaics alongside wind energy as a new line of business in our company. With the further development of the EWS Sonnenfeld® to market maturity and the establishment of a competent team, we have come a…
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Agri-Photovoltaics has arrived in Upper Austria!
29.11.2021: The "Upper Austrian Photovoltaic Strategy 2030" was published in spring 2021. Its implementation was sealed in the most recent government agreement of the state. Criteria for agri-photovoltaic plants are clearly defined therein.
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