Agri-voltaic solar power plant installation is showing a continuation of changing land use

Agri-voltaic solar power plant installation is showing a continuation of changing land use, in a district already transformed by the establishment of many vineyards, this summer dry property in Waipara, North Canterbury, will still be able to run 80% of his sheep, even though there will be 200 ha of solar power, if the study from Massey University is correct. This showed that the shading from the panel allowed 40% more grass to grow.Tis being developed by Auckland-based Far North Solar Farm Ltd (FNSF) in partnership with its overseas investors, Aquila Clean Energy Asia Pacific. Read more here