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Smart Solar

Growing Renewable Energy while Strengthening Farm Viability and Protecting Healthy Soil

The Department of Energy estimates we need more than 10 million acres to scale up solar energy by 2050, and AFT projects over 80 percent could be sited on agricultural lands. This growth will create opportunities, but it also threatens farmland, and the conflict between using land to grow food and using it to produce energy is already generating public backlash against renewable energy deployment overall. America needs both—renewable energy and productive, resilient farms and ranches. Smart Solar℠ can be the solution.

What is Smart Solar?

Smart Solar  refers to solar projects that meet three main, equally important goals: (1) accelerating solar energy development, (2) strengthening farm viability, and (3) safeguarding land well-suited for farming and ranching.

Significantly more renewable energy, including solar, is needed in the U.S. to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat the climate crisis. Farmers and ranchers need this transition to combat climate change and minimize future impacts from droughts, floods, extreme heat, and beyond.

Smart solar guides solar development to where it has the least negative impact on land well suited for farming, ensures that agricultural land where projects are sited can be farmed in the future, and promotes “agrivoltaics” solar projects to create opportunities for both farming and solar energy on the same land.

If done well, Smart Solar projects can provide income for farmers and landowners and protect land well-suited for agriculture.

Smart Solar Principles

American Farmland Trust has developed Smart Solar principles to help shape solar development across America. These principles can be applied broadly recognizing that Smart Solar will look different across the country due to differences in landscapes, agricultural production systems, and other characteristics.

 

Principle 1: Prioritize Solar Siting on Buildings and Land Not Well Suited for Farming

Emphasize solar energy development on rooftops, carports, irrigation ditches, brownfields, or other land not well suited for agriculture to help minimize the impacts of solar energy on our nation’s best agricultural land and farm businesses.

Principle 2: Safeguard the Ability for Land to Be Used for Agriculture

If solar energy is developed on farmland or ranchland, policies and practices protect soil health, especially during construction and decommissioning, to ensure opportunities for farming in the future.

Principle 3: Grow Agrivoltaics for Agricultural Production & Solar Energy

Agriculture and solar energy can coexist if appropriate planning is undertaken. Agrivoltaics projects sustain agricultural production underneath solar panels and/or between rows of solar panels throughout the life of the project.

Principle 4: Promote Equity and Farm Viability

Farmers and underserved communities should benefit from solar energy development. There must be inclusive stakeholder engagement to ensure projects strengthen farm viability and reflect farmer interests, including underserved producers that face barriers to accessing land and other resources.

Projects & Resources

AFT is engaging farmers, landowners, solar companies, conservation groups, public officials and others to inform decisions, get projects on the ground and advance policies that support Smart Solar.

Farms Under Threat: 2040

Farmers Powering Communities

Smart Solar in New York

AFT’s Pacific Northwest Region Announces Workshops and Guidebook for Solar Leasing

Smart Solar in New England

Kentucky Smart Solar Summary

Grafton Solar AES Video

AFT’s Farmland Information Center’s Collection of Smart Solar Resources

For farmers, landowners, and government officials.

AFT's Smart Solar Experts

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