Galp, ISA produce Portugal’s first wine from grapes grown under solar panels

• Galp unveiled Portugal’s first wine produced from grapes grown under solar panels, from an agrivoltaic pilot at ISA’s Lisbon vineyard.
• The installation uses 288 photovoltaic panels on 12 movable structures across 18,299 square feet, with 130 kWp of installed capacity.
• Output supplies on-site consumption at the ISA campus, covering about 25% of its electricity demand.
• Trials showed 35%-50% lower incident solar radiation under panels, roughly 10% higher humidity, with leaf temperatures 1.5°C-3°C cooler.
• Galp is extending agrivoltaic testing to apple orchards and blueberry crops in western and northern Portugal.

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