Pastoral And Solar Complementarity

Pastoral And Solar Complementarity

Pastoral-solar complementarity

This refers to the integration of livestock farming and photovoltaic power generation. PV arrays are installed above the farm, while the area beneath the panels can be used for livestock farming. The solar panels also provide good shade for the area, creating a new power generation model of "farming under the shed, power generation above the shed," achieving a win-win situation for both photovoltaic power generation and livestock farming.

 

Advantages of Pastoral-Solar Complementarity:
● Solar panels installed on pastures can prevent wind and sand, reduce evaporation, and alleviate flooding, effectively protecting grassland ecology.
● The "pastoral-solar complementarity" model allows residents to diversify their income from traditional livestock farming and benefit from photovoltaic power generation, thereby improving the overall benefits of the region.
● Installing a photovoltaic power station on the pasture provides shade from the scorching sun and shields against wind and sand, preventing damage to the pasture and surrounding ecosystems caused by sandstorms, and protecting the animals.
● Grass grows well beneath the panels, providing a sufficient source of feed for livestock farming.