Mibet has announced the completion of a 4 MW solar agrivoltaic project in Japan. Built on a 68,000-square-meter unused land in Fukushima Prefecture, the solar farm is the country's largest agrivoltaic project to date.
The solar panels were mounted using Mibet's agrivoltaic mounting system, which allows for a maximum tilt inclination of 30 degrees. Additionally, it can endure winds of 80 mps.
Below the panels, which are installed 2.5 m above the ground, seven varieties of grapes will be cultivated. The solar facility will produce around 3.7 million kWh of power annually.
Marubeni began commercial operation of the 479 MW Akita Noshiro Port Offshore Wind Farm in Akita Port and Noshiro Port, in Akita Prefecture, Japan.
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