Agrivoltaics is gaining attention for balancing agriculture and renewable energy in Japan, with greenhouse cultivation showing high potential due to its inherent energy demand. However, designing systems that ensure sufficient crop yields while managing complex environmental controls remains a challenge. This study proposes a design method for greenhouse strawberries, focusing on optimizing ventilation, CO
2 enrichment, and shading to maximize photosynthesis.
Using a simulation based on FvCB and Two-Leaf models, canopy photosynthesis was estimated under semi-transparent solar panels. Verification results revealed that around noon, photosynthesis rates with panels are comparable to those without, as conventional methods also require shading to maintain CO
2 levels. Under a PPFD transmittance of 62.3%, both the monthly photosynthesis from November to March and the total over five months met the MAFF’s 80% yield requirement. The results also indicate that considering environmental control is essential for accurately estimating crop yields when installing solar panels. However, several issues remain, including the need for further analysis of morning and evening photosynthesis, humidity effects, and environmental dynamics.
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