Alaska Solar Array and Crop Co-Planting Experiment
Sector: Raw Materials • Location: Houston, Alaska, United States
Source: MITechNews
A research project funded by the Department of Energy to study the feasibility and benefits of growing food crops in the spaces between solar panels at Alaska's largest solar array near Houston, Alaska. The study found that crops planted near solar panels thrived, with better growth and color, possibly due to shade and water collection by the panels.
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Description | A research project funded by the Department of Energy to study the feasibility and benefits of growing food crops in the spaces between solar panels at Alaska's largest solar array near Houston, Alaska. The study found that crops planted near solar panels thrived, with better growth and color, possibly due to shade and water collection by the panels. |
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