EAGER
Easing Agrophotovoltaics for Europe

The expansion of renewable energies aims at meeting the energy demand of the EU while replacing fossil fuels, but it requires large areas of land. At the same time, food security is threatened by the impacts of climate change and a growing world population. Agrophotovoltaics (APV) can mitigate the con icting interests between agriculture and open space photovoltaic systems for viable land, as it allows to produce energy and food at the same time on the same place through a combination of farming and solar generation with a total land use e ciency of up to 186%.
This is why the EAGER project aims at improving policies to ease APV in Europe. By generating a common understanding of suitable APV settings and contexts, identifying, analysing and transferring good practices, changing behaviour among policy actors of the participating regions towards supporting and expanding APV in their regions, 7 policy instruments will be improved by 2027.
Project website: https://www.interregeurope.eu/eager
Project coordinator:
- University of Applied Sciences Landshut (DE)
Project partners:
- Lietuvos inovacijų centras (LT)
- Rzeszow Regional Development Agency (PL)
- Agricultural and Agrifood Technological Center ITAGRA (ES)
- Palencia Provincial Council (ES)
- National Paying Agency under the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Lithuania (LT)
- Nuovo Circondario Imolese (IT)
- Regional Energy Agency of Pazardjik (BG)
- Municipality of Strelcha (BG)
- Catholic University of Leuven (BE)
- Municipality of Ruhstorf an der Rott (DE)
- Provincial Development Agency (POM) Flemish Brabant (BE)
Project is acting under the Interreg Europe programme.
Project duration: 2024.04.01 – 2027.03.31
Project budget: 2 121 402,00 Eur
- Jolanta Zubkauskienė
- +370 677 07373
- j.zubkauskiene@lic.lt

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