43 Gigawatts (GW) of new photovoltaic installations are needed to meet the greenhouse gas emission reduction targets by 2030. The required land area is equal to 0.9% of the abandoned agricultural area. Space is not an issue!
In addition, agricultural activity can be maintained between the rows and under the photovoltaic modules. Agro-photovoltaics is an excellent opportunity because it allows farmers to cultivate the land well while also benefiting from the economic income from photovoltaics.

By law, land affected by fire is excluded from any possible use for the next 15 years after the fire. It is the criminals who cause fires that should be prosecuted, not photovoltaics.

Ground-mounted panels cannot be installed in areas of scenic or natural value. Where photovoltaic systems are installed
herbicides and chemicals that compromise biodiversity are not allowed. Agro-photovoltaics represent a unique opportunity to combine clean energy production and sustainable agriculture while respecting biodiversity.

The very high accuracy of weather forecasts and the historical data available on the output of photovoltaic systems enable
solar production that can also be scheduled thanks to the storage systems.

 The energy required to produce a photovoltaic module is offset by the module itself in less than a year of operation, after which the module starts producing clean energy at 100%.