Agri-PV describes the simultaneous use of an area for sustainable power generation and agriculture. But how can the two be reconciled, and what effects does Agri-PV have on agricultural production? The Saxon State Office for the Environment, Agriculture and Geology (LfULG) is investigating these questions.
For this purpose, our Agri-PV fence PAN was installed on a 1.75 ha site in Köllitsch, Saxony. As vertical Agri-PV, PAN enables agricultural use between the module rows.
Project details: Agri-PV fence PAN in Köllitsch.
With row spacings of 11 meters and 30 meters, the PAN Agri-PV mounting system generates a total of 389 kWp. The bifacial modules are aligned to the east and west to reliably generate electricity throughout the day, especially during the early and late hours of the day.
Further project data at a glance:
- 884 modules, each 440 Wp
- 13 module rows
- 455 PAN driven posts
- 1,326 PAN cross rails
The PAN Agri-PV mounting system impresses with simple and fast installation.
The innovative system design of the PAN Agri-PV fence impressed the installation team in Köllitsch. Thanks to a wide range of adjustment options, PAN effortlessly compensates for height differences even on undulating terrain. A small number of modular components makes installation particularly easy and fast. Even clamping the modules can be carried out by just one person.
Agri-PV fence PAN. The smart solution for vertical Agri-PV.
The PAN PV mounting system from T.Werk, as an Agri-PV variant in Category II, meets the requirements of DIN SPEC 91434. A distance of 80 centimeters from the ground to the first module row allows the planting of biodiversity-promoting flowering strips. Its row lengths and spacings are adapted on a project-specific basis to the respective requirements of agriculture and its working widths. The PAN Agri-PV fence is suitable for all common bifacial modules with and without a frame.
