The Agrivoltaic System Development in Baron Technopark, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Ahmad, Kholid; Wijayanti, Yureana; Subandriya, Andri; Setyorini, Titin; Mukhid, Saiful; Prasetyo, Ridwan Budi

doi:10.1109/aceee56193.2022.9851860

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“…The research site experiences varying environmental conditions and is prone to extreme conditions due to its location in Baron, the southern coast of Java (Figure 2). The initial investigation was conducted in early 2022 (Ahmad et al, 2022), and the research activities were carried out from May to October 2022. The research utilized green mustard seeds (caisim) of the Shinta F1 variety, eggplant seeds of the kopek type (long round fruit with a colored blunt tip) of the Yuvita F1 variety, manure, liquid organic fertilizer, NPK fertilizer, insecticide (decis), herbicide, 20 cm diameter polybag (for mustard greens), and 30 cm diameter polybag (for eggplant).…”

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Mustard (Brassica rapa) and Eggplant (Solanum melongena) Cultivation in Agrivoltaic System in Coastal Area, Case Study of Baron Technopark, Yogyakarta

Setyorini,

Wijayanti,

Nurrohim

et al. 2024

JUATIKA

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Agrivoltaic is a system developed from plant cultivation and photovoltaic installations. Opportunities for creating this system in Indonesia are still quite large, including in the Gunungkidul Yogyakarta area. This study aimed to determine the growth response and yield of mustard greens and eggplant in the Agrivoltaic system in Baron, Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta, as a preliminary study of the use of photovoltaic for plant cultivation activities. The research was conducted in a photovoltaic installed in the Baron Techno Park area, BRIN, Gunungkidul Regency, Yogyakarta. An unpaired T-test design was used in this research, which compared the growth and yield of mustard greens and eggplant under and outside the solar panels. The development of mustard and eggplant plants showed quite a high variation between rows below and outside the panel. Therefore, the rows were also used as a treatment in this research. The results showed that mustard greens and eggplants can be grown in agrivoltaic systems. The location of the plants (below and outside the panel) did not affect the growth and yield of mustard plants, while eggplant did. The position of the row inside and outside the panel also affects the growth and yield of mustard greens and eggplant. Mustard and eggplant plants planted outside the panels will be harvested 15 days faster than those under the panels

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Mustard (Brassica rapa) and Eggplant (Solanum melongena) Cultivation in Agrivoltaic System in Coastal Area, Case Study of Baron Technopark, Yogyakarta

Setyorini,

Wijayanti,

Nurrohim

et al. 2024

JUATIKA

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“…Despite rapidly expanding research in Europe [21][22][23][24] , the US [25][26][27] , and Asia 19,[28][29][30] , there is little research on agrivoltaics in East Africa, where the technology could deliver substantial livelihood benefits for rural communities lacking electricity access and food security. With abundant solar insolation, a growing PV market to address rural electrification goals, food systems limited by water availability, and climate change threatening water and food security, agrivoltaics could play a vital role in the region's energy transition 31 .…”

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Modelling the suitability of agrivoltaics to deliver sustainable energy and food production in East Africa

Neesham-McTiernan¹,

Randle-Boggis

Cinderby³

et al. 2023

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Agrivoltaics address energy, food, and water security concomitantly, yet little research has addressed the opportunities and barriers for this technology in East Africa, a region facing substantial challenges across the water-energy-food nexus. Here, we identify possible use cases for the technology in five East African nations and determine the factors influencing delivery of potential benefits, before assessing the spatial suitability of the technology for two of the emergent use cases: agribusiness and marginal farming. Our findings show there is a moderate to high suitability for AV across both use cases, with a range of biophysical and social factors driving successful outputs; land tenure and solar radiation were the most important for determining suitability. Our analysis indicates where AVs would be best developed to improve access to, and resilience of, energy and food production in East Africa, and our methods could be applied to other locations to support agrivoltaics development internationally.

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Harnessing the sun for agriculture: Pathways to the successful expansion of Agrivoltaic systems in East Africa

Cinderby,

Parkhill,

Langford

et al. 2024

Energy Research & Social Science

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The Agrivoltaic System Development in Baron Technopark, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

Mustard (Brassica rapa) and Eggplant (Solanum melongena) Cultivation in Agrivoltaic System in Coastal Area, Case Study of Baron Technopark, Yogyakarta

Mustard (Brassica rapa) and Eggplant (Solanum melongena) Cultivation in Agrivoltaic System in Coastal Area, Case Study of Baron Technopark, Yogyakarta

Modelling the suitability of agrivoltaics to deliver sustainable energy and food production in East Africa

Harnessing the sun for agriculture: Pathways to the successful expansion of Agrivoltaic systems in East Africa

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