Greenwich provides specialized technical consultancy to support the environmental integration of agrivoltaic systems, working across both agricultural cultivation phases and ecosystem reconstruction efforts.

This sustainable development model enhances agricultural profitability while combining it with renewable energy production.

Greenwich’s team of ecologist-naturalists supports stakeholders involved in agrivoltaic projects through:

• Environmental integration studies: assessing the environmental impact of agrivoltaic systems and defining mitigation and ecological compensation strategies by evaluating local flora, fauna, and ecosystems
• Operational planning of environmental enhancement proposals (at general design scale): by creating new habitats (ecosystem modules), we promote the development of photovoltaic systems as an opportunity to restore nature—creating neo-habitats capable of supporting local biodiversity and ecosystem services
• Support for sustainable agricultural management: by developing cultivation plans compatible with photovoltaic installations and promoting resilient, low-impact agricultural practices aligned with biodiversity-enhancing measures
• Design and implementation of Environmental Monitoring Plans (naturalistic components) during both pre- and post-construction phases of the systems
• Preparation of Appropriate Assessment Studies (VIncA): ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and minimizing impacts on surrounding ecosystems

Who Can Benefit from Agrivoltaic Installations?

Benefiting from the opportunities provided by new regulatory frameworks, Greenwich’s consultancy services for agrivoltaic systems are aimed at:

• ESCOs (Energy Service Companies)
• Energy companies and utilities
• Park authorities and environmental agencies
• Local consortia (e.g., irrigation, agricultural, or mountain communities)
• Private landowners