4 FAQs about German rural photovoltaic panels

Where can agrivoltaics be used in Germany?

Since most permanent crops are located in southern Germany, particularly in the states of Rhineland-Palatinate, Baden-Württemberg, and Bavaria, with an average specific solar energy yield of 1.175 kWh/kWp (ranging between 1.100 and 1.250 kWh/kWp), these areas are considered well suited for agrivoltaics as shown in Fig. 3. Fig. 3.

Are solar panels a viable investment in Germany?

Today, the efficiency of solar panels is so much higher, which makes also investments in Germany viable, and without any subsidies,” he says. The capacity of the projected solar farms vary, from about 50 MW up to 240 MW, but they are always planned as hybrid power farms, meaning that the solar panels are combined with battery storage.

What is Germany's agrivoltaic potential?

Germany's agrivoltaics potential on permanent, moderate, and full shade-tolerant crops in relation to soil quality classes (SQR).

Does Germany need more arable land for solar energy production?

Due to the competition for agricultural land – a valuable and limited natural resource in Germany – photovoltaics on roofs and integrated into buildings are favoured over ground-mounted photovoltaics (GM-PV) . However, a small percentage of arable land is needed for solar energy production to reach Germany's energy transition target .

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