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Clean energy jobs are rising faster than any other workforce segment. This article explores why demand for green skills is exploding and what it means for Australia’s clean energy future.
By 2050, we’ll need 70% more food, 50% more energy, and far more land than the planet can offer. Agrivoltaics may be the rare solution that delivers both, food and electricity, on the same piece of land. From increased crop yields to rural electrification, this dual-use technology is already transforming farms around the world. Here’s why agrivoltaics could become one of the most important tools for feeding and powering a 10-billion-person planet.
Agrivoltaics is growing fast, but policy, not technology, is deciding where it succeeds. From Europe’s gold-standard incentives to India’s farmer-first subsidies and Australia’s cautious pilots, governments are shaping who gets to benefit and who gets left behind. Here’s how regulations, permits, and programs are determining the real future of solar-powered farming.
Agrivoltaics is evolving beyond proof-of-concept toward scalable, climate-smart farming solutions. As Australia and the world invest in integrated food-energy systems, new innovations from luminescent solar materials to precision irrigation promise to redefine how we cultivate land, conserve water, and generate power together.
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Global solar installations surged 64% in the first half of 2025, led by China’s record 256 GW expansion. From India to Australia, nations are racing to scale renewables as solar reshapes the global clean energy map faster than ever before.
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Bill Gates urges COP30 leaders to focus on innovation and human welfare, making clean energy affordable while improving lives worldwide.
Agrivoltaics shares land between crops and solar. With a few sensors, simple software and basic tilt control, timing improves, water use drops and hot days are easier to manage. This piece explains what “smart” really looks like on a farm without hype and here it does and doesn’t fit.
