Global Historical Agrivoltaic Project Dashboard
13 verified projects
May 2026 · Combined v1.0
Region
Country
Type
Projects shown
13
5 Africa · 5 Europe · 2 N.America · 1 Asia-Pac
Countries / territories
11
Kenya · Tanzania · Mali · Gambia · Ethiopia…
Best LER published
1.97
Lettuce — INRAE Montpellier (Marrou 2013)
Max water saving
70%
Sun'Agri vineyards, France — irrigation reduction
Largest system
70 MW
Pontinia (Cero Generation), Italy — operational Nov 2023
All projects — filterable view
Filtered by controls above · all data from named published sources
Published LER values
Sources: Marrou 2013 (DOI 10.1016/j.eja.2012.10.003) · Trommsdorff 2021 (10.1016/j.rser.2020.09.033) · Zheng 2021 (10.1371/journal.pone.0254482) · Dupraz 2011 (10.1016/j.renene.2011.03.005) · Randle-Boggis 2025 (10.1016/j.rser.2024.115066)
Confirmed installed capacity
Projects with published kWp / MW only · logarithmic scale
Pontinia: 70MW. Jack's: 1.2MW. APV-MaGa: ~450kWp. Heggelbach: 194.4kWp. Latia Kenya: 62.1kWp. SAT Tanzania: 36.6kWp.
Sources: Cero Generation (Pontinia 70MW) · NREL 2021 (Jack's 1.2MW) · Fraunhofer ISE/UNU APV-MaGa (~450kWp, installing) · Trommsdorff 2021 (Heggelbach 194.4kWp) · Randle-Boggis 2025 (Kenya 62.1kWp + Tanzania 36.6kWp)
Africa — crop & energy findings
Kenya & Tanzania · Randle-Boggis et al. (2025) open-access abstract
Africa confirmed
Overall performance
"Performance of some crops improved under agrivoltaics. Crop survivability during a warm period was greater under the agrivoltaic system."
Open-access abstract
Land productivity
"Combining energy infrastructure with agriculture enhanced land productivity for all crops at both sites."
Open-access abstract
Crops confirmed improving
Maize, Swiss chard, and beans "thrived under partial shade." (Sheffield press release, Dec 2024)
Sheffield press release confirmed
Water use
"Panel shading reduced irrigation demand. Rainwater harvesting from panel runoff further reduced irrigation needs."
Open-access abstract
Specific yield % + LER
In full results tables — journal subscription required.
Subscription-gated
APV-MaGa, GGGI Ethiopia, EU/CTCN
No measured crop or energy data — installing or feasibility only.
No measured results yet
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2024.115066 · Open access PDF: eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/id/eprint/224814/
Confirmed yield improvements
Published measurements from named sources only
Sources: Barron-Gafford et al. 2019 (Nature Sustainability, DOI 10.1038/s41893-019-0364-5) · Sun'Agri / pv-magazine Nov 2024 · Randle-Boggis 2025 · Zheng 2021 (PLOS ONE)
Confirmed water savings
Published quantified measurements only
Jalapeños
Biosphere 2, Arizona, USA
−65%
Water use vs open-field control. Barron-Gafford et al. 2019, Nature Sustainability.
Sun'Agri vineyards
France — range across all sites
−20 to −70%
Irrigation demand reduced via reduced evapotranspiration. pv-magazine Nov 2024.
Sun'Agri — Piolenc site
Vaucluse, France (84 kW confirmed)
−12 to −34%
Evapotranspiration reduction; 13% more anthocyanins in grapes. pv-magazine Mar 2020.
Soil moisture
Biosphere 2, USA
+15%
Soil moisture higher in agrivoltaic vs open-field system. Barron-Gafford et al. 2019.
Lettuce, Montpellier
INRAE France (Marrou 2013)
Maintained
Yield maintained despite less water available. Lettuce adapted to shade conditions.
Kenya + Tanzania
Africa (abstract confirmed)
Confirmed
Reduced irrigation confirmed in abstract. Specific % in subscription paper only.
Heggelbach · EAS China
Germany / China
N/Q
Water savings not quantified in available open-access sources.
Sources: Barron-Gafford 2019 · pv-magazine 2020, 2024 · Randle-Boggis 2025
Financing — all 13 projects
Africa (5 projects)
Kenya + Tanzania (UKRI)
UKRI GCRF grant — £1,400,000 (~USD 1.78M) for entire program (Kenya + Tanzania + Uganda + research). Research grant
EU/CTCN West Africa
EU ICS Programme via CTCN. Contract: USD 236,712 (UNGM ref. 3100006209, 26 Mar 2025). Feasibility contract
APV-MaGa (Mali + Gambia)
BMBF 50% (R&D grant) + Namene Solar Ltd 50% (commercial). Total: not published R&D pilot
GGGI Ethiopia
GGGI core programme funds. Total cost: not published Feasibility
Global commercial (3 projects)
Pontinia, Italy (70 MW)
Project finance debt (banks unnamed) + Cero Generation equity. Two 10-yr virtual PPAs: HEINEKEN 64 GWh/y + Philips 16 GWh/y. Subsidy-free. Total cost: not published Equity/Debt IRR: not disclosed
Jack's Solar Garden, USA
Private: property lien-financed. Community solar subscriber contracts. Revenue: ~$20,000/yr confirmed. Total: not published IRR: not disclosed
Sun'Agri, France
RGREEN INVEST 'Râcines' dedicated financing platform + CRE innovation tender support. Total: not published IRR: not disclosed
Global research (5 projects)
Heggelbach (DE) · INRAE (FR) · Biosphere 2 (US) · EAS (CN)
Research/academic grants only — BMBF, EU Horizon 2020, INRAE/ADEME/ANR, NSF, DOE/NREL, USTC. No commercial return applicable.
Sources: Cero Generation press releases · KUNC Dec 2024 · Sun'Agri news page · BMBF CLIENT II · UNGM · paper acknowledgements
Capacity by region — confirmed figures only
Logarithmic scale — Pontinia (70 MW) dominates Europe total
Europe: ~70,278 kWp confirmed. North America: 1,200 kWp. Africa: ~549 kWp (3 physical systems). Asia-Pacific: N/P.
Europe: Pontinia 70,000 kWp + Heggelbach 194.4 kWp + Sun'Agri 84 kWp (comparable site). North America: Jack's Solar Garden 1,200 kWp. Africa: Latia Kenya 62.1 kWp + SAT Tanzania 36.6 kWp + APV-MaGa ~450 kWp (installing, approx.). Asia-Pacific: EAS China capacity N/P.
Full data table
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N/P is not published N/A is not available N/Q is not quantified
Project Country Region Type Capacity LER (published) Best yield uplift Water saving Financing / source

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