Agricultural photovoltaics (APV) is a symbiotic model that seeks to maximize both photovoltaic and agricultural needs. APV is mainly focused on agriculture and aims to meet its own solar energy needs rather than selling electricity (which requires high light-transmitting panels).

Currently, 90% of panel companies on the market use an installation method that involves first installing corrugated iron sheets and then fixing them with 5cm thick C-shaped steel with rivets. However, this method has a high probability of not being accurate or not biting the point, single-point fixing, gradually loosening due to wind, and the probability of 40% being blown away by typhoons.

In Australia 2021, research on photovoltaic green roofs has been carried out. Solar energy researchers have noticed that the vegetation under the solar panels will have a cooling effect to improve the efficiency of solar energy conversion because the solar panels work more efficiently at cooler temperatures.

“In general, integrated green garden roof solar photovoltaic systems are superior to traditional solar photovoltaic systems, confirming that green infrastructure is one of the simplest and most effective solutions that can help our cities better adapt to climate change through its multiple advantages.”