Solar PV in Agriculture: on your roofs and in your fields? Dr Jonathan Scurlock (NFU)
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The document discusses the potential for solar PV in UK agriculture, including both rooftop and field-scale installations. It notes that PV can supplement farm incomes while maintaining food production and environmental services. Both small rooftop systems and larger field arrays are considered, with the latter presenting challenges around balancing energy capture and agriculture while mitigating visual and community impacts. The NFU views farmers as well-positioned to capture renewable energy and sees solar PV as an opportunity for farmers to diversify incomes and become clean energy exporters.
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