EDUCATION

Growing Green and Sonoran Photovoltaics Laboratory ASEE

Growing Green and Sonoran Photovoltaics Laboratory IEEE PVSC

Professor Greg Barron-Gafford work on Agrivoltaics

Agrisolar Clearing House

Jack Solar Garden

Combining solar energy and Agriculture

Agrivoltaic Panels Allow Farmers to Harvest Energy Plant-friendly wavelengths pass right through the translucent arrays

NSF spurs use-inspired research and technology development to address food and nutrition security challenges

Luminescent Enhancement for Combined Solar and Commercial Agriculture

UArizona researchers awarded $3.5M to fight extreme heat

Dual use of agricultural land: Introducing ‘agrivoltaics’ in Phoenix Metropolitan Statistical Area, USA

Tillage effects on soil properties and crop yield after land reclamation

Agrivoltaics Publications

School education

Growing Green has partnered with the Arizona State University's Sonoran Photovoltaic Laboratory (SPV Lab) to develop curriculum resources and workshops shared with 17 schools in Arizona. In addition these resources were shared with teachers from across the country at the 2024 Engineering Teacher Conference.Through this partnership Growing Green will present the work of community garden agrivoltaics projects at the Agrivoltaics World Conference and at the IEEE Photovoltaics Specialist Conference to increase awareness and adoption of this sustainable technology

students and the community about STEM. Please contact us if you would like to learn more about our curriculum resources.

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School Education
Agrivoltaics Educational Video shared with 17 + schools

Placing solar panels over agricultural land

Community education

Growing Green has developed workshops at different community gardens to teach individuals, solar developers and farms about the benefits of agrivoltaivs to increase awareness and adoption. We have engaged farmers, solar developers and other community members to increase awareness and adoption. We have connected farms and several community organizations with solar developers to implement agrivoltaics.