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  1. Double harvest: #raspberries and #RenewableEnergy - #FruitLogistica

    Excerpts: "Based on current findings, strawberries do not thrive under #SolarPanels, so this combination of crops does not have a promising future. This was the conclusion of a Wageningen University study on fruit cultivation beneath #photovoltaic systems.

    Strawberries grown beneath solar panels with 25 to 50 per cent light transmission experienced a significant drop in yield – by 25 to 30 per cent.

    The situation was quite different for raspberries, however: under solar panels with 40 per cent light transmission, the harvest yield fell by only five per cent, and the quality of the fruit remained unchanged. At the same time, the panels reduced evaporation and water consumption, protecting the berries from burns and heat peaks.

    The scientists also expect positive effects on #WaterConsumption and protection against #ExtremeWeather conditions.

    [...]

    One clear advantage is that raspberries are currently grown under rain protection films that have to be replaced every five to seven years. This equates to a significant amount of plastic that would no longer be required if solar modules were used instead. And they last at least ten years."

    Full article:
    fruitlogistica.com/en/blog/dou

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarFarms #Solar #RenewableEnergy #RenewablesNow #Agrosolar #Agrovoltaics #SolarPanelAgriculture #SolarOnFarms #SolarEnergy

  2. Double harvest: #raspberries and #RenewableEnergy - #FruitLogistica

    Excerpts: "Based on current findings, strawberries do not thrive under #SolarPanels, so this combination of crops does not have a promising future. This was the conclusion of a Wageningen University study on fruit cultivation beneath #photovoltaic systems.

    Strawberries grown beneath solar panels with 25 to 50 per cent light transmission experienced a significant drop in yield – by 25 to 30 per cent.

    The situation was quite different for raspberries, however: under solar panels with 40 per cent light transmission, the harvest yield fell by only five per cent, and the quality of the fruit remained unchanged. At the same time, the panels reduced evaporation and water consumption, protecting the berries from burns and heat peaks.

    The scientists also expect positive effects on #WaterConsumption and protection against #ExtremeWeather conditions.

    [...]

    One clear advantage is that raspberries are currently grown under rain protection films that have to be replaced every five to seven years. This equates to a significant amount of plastic that would no longer be required if solar modules were used instead. And they last at least ten years."

    Full article:
    fruitlogistica.com/en/blog/dou

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarFarms #Solar #RenewableEnergy #RenewablesNow #Agrosolar #Agrovoltaics #SolarPanelAgriculture #SolarOnFarms #SolarEnergy

  3. Double harvest: #raspberries and #RenewableEnergy - #FruitLogistica

    Excerpts: "Based on current findings, strawberries do not thrive under #SolarPanels, so this combination of crops does not have a promising future. This was the conclusion of a Wageningen University study on fruit cultivation beneath #photovoltaic systems.

    Strawberries grown beneath solar panels with 25 to 50 per cent light transmission experienced a significant drop in yield – by 25 to 30 per cent.

    The situation was quite different for raspberries, however: under solar panels with 40 per cent light transmission, the harvest yield fell by only five per cent, and the quality of the fruit remained unchanged. At the same time, the panels reduced evaporation and water consumption, protecting the berries from burns and heat peaks.

    The scientists also expect positive effects on #WaterConsumption and protection against #ExtremeWeather conditions.

    [...]

    One clear advantage is that raspberries are currently grown under rain protection films that have to be replaced every five to seven years. This equates to a significant amount of plastic that would no longer be required if solar modules were used instead. And they last at least ten years."

    Full article:
    fruitlogistica.com/en/blog/dou

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarFarms #Solar #RenewableEnergy #RenewablesNow #Agrosolar #Agrovoltaics #SolarPanelAgriculture #SolarOnFarms #SolarEnergy

  4. Double harvest: #raspberries and #RenewableEnergy - #FruitLogistica

    Excerpts: "Based on current findings, strawberries do not thrive under #SolarPanels, so this combination of crops does not have a promising future. This was the conclusion of a Wageningen University study on fruit cultivation beneath #photovoltaic systems.

    Strawberries grown beneath solar panels with 25 to 50 per cent light transmission experienced a significant drop in yield – by 25 to 30 per cent.

    The situation was quite different for raspberries, however: under solar panels with 40 per cent light transmission, the harvest yield fell by only five per cent, and the quality of the fruit remained unchanged. At the same time, the panels reduced evaporation and water consumption, protecting the berries from burns and heat peaks.

    The scientists also expect positive effects on #WaterConsumption and protection against #ExtremeWeather conditions.

    [...]

    One clear advantage is that raspberries are currently grown under rain protection films that have to be replaced every five to seven years. This equates to a significant amount of plastic that would no longer be required if solar modules were used instead. And they last at least ten years."

    Full article:
    fruitlogistica.com/en/blog/dou

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarFarms #Solar #RenewableEnergy #RenewablesNow #Agrosolar #Agrovoltaics #SolarPanelAgriculture #SolarOnFarms #SolarEnergy

  5. Double harvest: #raspberries and #RenewableEnergy - #FruitLogistica

    Excerpts: "Based on current findings, strawberries do not thrive under #SolarPanels, so this combination of crops does not have a promising future. This was the conclusion of a Wageningen University study on fruit cultivation beneath #photovoltaic systems.

    Strawberries grown beneath solar panels with 25 to 50 per cent light transmission experienced a significant drop in yield – by 25 to 30 per cent.

    The situation was quite different for raspberries, however: under solar panels with 40 per cent light transmission, the harvest yield fell by only five per cent, and the quality of the fruit remained unchanged. At the same time, the panels reduced evaporation and water consumption, protecting the berries from burns and heat peaks.

    The scientists also expect positive effects on #WaterConsumption and protection against #ExtremeWeather conditions.

    [...]

    One clear advantage is that raspberries are currently grown under rain protection films that have to be replaced every five to seven years. This equates to a significant amount of plastic that would no longer be required if solar modules were used instead. And they last at least ten years."

    Full article:
    fruitlogistica.com/en/blog/dou

    #SolarPunkSunday #SolarFarms #Solar #RenewableEnergy #RenewablesNow #Agrosolar #Agrovoltaics #SolarPanelAgriculture #SolarOnFarms #SolarEnergy

  6. Can anyboddy tell me what information there is on energy mix/consumption and water consumption at the two German AI Factories, #HammerHAI and #JUPITER ?

    For HammerHAI, I could find a webpage "Sustainability & Environment" [1] of the #HLRS in Stuttgart who are managing the metal, and I will work through that in the next days.

    Is there something comparable for the #JSC in Jülich (I understand that's who manages the physical infrastructure for JUPITER & Co, right?)

    [1] hlrs.de/social-responsibility/

    #AI #AIFactory #EnergyConsumption #EnergyMix #WaterConsumption

  7. Can anyboddy tell me what information there is on energy mix/consumption and water consumption at the two German AI Factories, #HammerHAI and #JUPITER ?

    For HammerHAI, I could find a webpage "Sustainability & Environment" [1] of the #HLRS in Stuttgart who are managing the metal, and I will work through that in the next days.

    Is there something comparable for the #JSC in Jülich (I understand that's who manages the physical infrastructure for JUPITER & Co, right?)

    [1] hlrs.de/social-responsibility/

    #AI #AIFactory #EnergyConsumption #EnergyMix #WaterConsumption

  8. Can anyboddy tell me what information there is on energy mix/consumption and water consumption at the two German AI Factories, #HammerHAI and #JUPITER ?

    For HammerHAI, I could find a webpage "Sustainability & Environment" [1] of the #HLRS in Stuttgart who are managing the metal, and I will work through that in the next days.

    Is there something comparable for the #JSC in Jülich (I understand that's who manages the physical infrastructure for JUPITER & Co, right?)

    [1] hlrs.de/social-responsibility/

    #AI #AIFactory #EnergyConsumption #EnergyMix #WaterConsumption

  9. Can anyboddy tell me what information there is on energy mix/consumption and water consumption at the two German AI Factories, #HammerHAI and #JUPITER ?

    For HammerHAI, I could find a webpage "Sustainability & Environment" [1] of the #HLRS in Stuttgart who are managing the metal, and I will work through that in the next days.

    Is there something comparable for the #JSC in Jülich (I understand that's who manages the physical infrastructure for JUPITER & Co, right?)

    [1] hlrs.de/social-responsibility/

    #AI #AIFactory #EnergyConsumption #EnergyMix #WaterConsumption

  10. Can anyboddy tell me what information there is on energy mix/consumption and water consumption at the two German AI Factories, #HammerHAI and #JUPITER ?

    For HammerHAI, I could find a webpage "Sustainability & Environment" [1] of the #HLRS in Stuttgart who are managing the metal, and I will work through that in the next days.

    Is there something comparable for the #JSC in Jülich (I understand that's who manages the physical infrastructure for JUPITER & Co, right?)

    [1] hlrs.de/social-responsibility/

    #AI #AIFactory #EnergyConsumption #EnergyMix #WaterConsumption

  11. Drink Water Like This To Stay Hydrated!

    Discover the optimal way to hydrate your body! Learn how proper water consumption, combined with the right mineral balance, can improve your health. We explore the importance of Celtic salt and proper hydration techniques for peak well-being. Watch now!

    Follow @biohackingpathway for more

    #waterconsumption #hydration #minerals #healthtips #wellbeing #celticsalt #healthylifestyle #healthadvice #fitness #hydrationtips

  12. Drink Water Like This To Stay Hydrated!

    Discover the optimal way to hydrate your body! Learn how proper water consumption, combined with the right mineral balance, can improve your health. We explore the importance of Celtic salt and proper hydration techniques for peak well-being. Watch now!

    Follow @biohackingpathway for more

    #waterconsumption #hydration #minerals #healthtips #wellbeing #celticsalt #healthylifestyle #healthadvice #fitness #hydrationtips

  13. Drink Water Like This To Stay Hydrated!

    Discover the optimal way to hydrate your body! Learn how proper water consumption, combined with the right mineral balance, can improve your health. We explore the importance of Celtic salt and proper hydration techniques for peak well-being. Watch now!

    Follow @biohackingpathway for more

    #waterconsumption #hydration #minerals #healthtips #wellbeing #celticsalt #healthylifestyle #healthadvice #fitness #hydrationtips

  14. Drink Water Like This To Stay Hydrated!

    Discover the optimal way to hydrate your body! Learn how proper water consumption, combined with the right mineral balance, can improve your health. We explore the importance of Celtic salt and proper hydration techniques for peak well-being. Watch now!

    Follow @biohackingpathway for more

    #waterconsumption #hydration #minerals #healthtips #wellbeing #celticsalt #healthylifestyle #healthadvice #fitness #hydrationtips

  15. Drink Water Like This To Stay Hydrated!

    Discover the optimal way to hydrate your body! Learn how proper water consumption, combined with the right mineral balance, can improve your health. We explore the importance of Celtic salt and proper hydration techniques for peak well-being. Watch now!

    Follow @biohackingpathway for more

    #waterconsumption #hydration #minerals #healthtips #wellbeing #celticsalt #healthylifestyle #healthadvice #fitness #hydrationtips

  16. Is anyone prepared to share their household water usage?

    I have just got an email from Yorkshire Water saying I am using a surprisingly large amount of water (406l/day) compared to the the target of 110l/day/person. They don't tell me how many people they think are in the house, but we consume about 100l/day/person at the moment.

    I am just wondering how much other families actually use.

    #Yorkshire #Water #WaterConsumption

  17. Is anyone prepared to share their household water usage?

    I have just got an email from Yorkshire Water saying I am using a surprisingly large amount of water (406l/day) compared to the the target of 110l/day/person. They don't tell me how many people they think are in the house, but we consume about 100l/day/person at the moment.

    I am just wondering how much other families actually use.

    #Yorkshire #Water #WaterConsumption

  18. Is anyone prepared to share their household water usage?

    I have just got an email from Yorkshire Water saying I am using a surprisingly large amount of water (406l/day) compared to the the target of 110l/day/person. They don't tell me how many people they think are in the house, but we consume about 100l/day/person at the moment.

    I am just wondering how much other families actually use.

    #Yorkshire #Water #WaterConsumption

  19. Is anyone prepared to share their household water usage?

    I have just got an email from Yorkshire Water saying I am using a surprisingly large amount of water (406l/day) compared to the the target of 110l/day/person. They don't tell me how many people they think are in the house, but we consume about 100l/day/person at the moment.

    I am just wondering how much other families actually use.

    #Yorkshire #Water #WaterConsumption

  20. Is anyone prepared to share their household water usage?

    I have just got an email from Yorkshire Water saying I am using a surprisingly large amount of water (406l/day) compared to the the target of 110l/day/person. They don't tell me how many people they think are in the house, but we consume about 100l/day/person at the moment.

    I am just wondering how much other families actually use.

    #Yorkshire #Water #WaterConsumption

  21. What Montreal’s water restrictions reveal about our aging pipes — and our habits

    A stretch of road on the western edge of Montreal’s downtown is reduced to a single lane as…
    #Canada #Montreal #potablewater #water #waterconsumption #waterdemand #watermains
    europesays.com/canada/75844/

  22. Tribune editorial: The voice of the people has pushed #Utah leaders to stop and think about massive #DataCenter. Keep it up.

    This is an issue that has united people across the political spectrum.

    By The Salt Lake Tribune Editorial Board
    | May 22, 2026

    "The fear that a ginormous, water-guzzling, air-befouling, weather-modifying data center planned for Utah’s northwest corner was a done deal seems to be easing just a bit. It’s not hard to see why.

    A handful of key state officials are now promising that, before the project actually gets built — if it ever does — the appropriate environmental reviews, with opportunities for public comment, will happen.

    "That doesn’t mean that the people who have stood up to what appeared to be a pre-greased mega-project can rest easy. Vigilance and activism are what have worked so far, and will be necessary going forward. As long and exhausting as that process might be.

    "It will take a lot of continual public outcry to counterbalance the monied interests pouring campaign contributions into the coffers of Utah Senate President #StuartAdams and other powerful worthies who have been pushing the plan.

    "Few Utahns had any inkling that a little-known state agency called the Military Installation Development Authority (#MIDA), which Adams chairs, had put its weight behind the #StratosProject, a proposed data center that would, at full build-out, generate and consume twice as much electricity as the whole state of Utah.

    "The Box Elder County Commission had to sign off on the project before the MIDA board could take over all land-use, water, energy, environmental and tax-abatement authority over the 40,000-acre project — immune from any democratic oversight.
    Get Inside Voices newsletter. A weekly collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah.

    "Despite loud public objections, online and in person, commissioners did exactly that. Given that the land is privately owned, not part of any city and not zoned for any particular use, commissioners argued they really didn’t have the power to stop it.

    "But others do."

    Read more:
    sltrib.com/opinion/editorial/2

    #UtahPol #KevinOLeary #WaterConsumption #HeatPollution #ResistDatacenters #WaterIsLife #ThermalPollution #HeatGeneration
    #Drought #GreatSaltLake
    #Environment #EnvironmentalCatastrophe #Datacenters #DatacentersSuck
    #SharkTank #AISucks

  23. Tribune editorial: The voice of the people has pushed #Utah leaders to stop and think about massive #DataCenter. Keep it up.

    This is an issue that has united people across the political spectrum.

    By The Salt Lake Tribune Editorial Board
    | May 22, 2026

    "The fear that a ginormous, water-guzzling, air-befouling, weather-modifying data center planned for Utah’s northwest corner was a done deal seems to be easing just a bit. It’s not hard to see why.

    A handful of key state officials are now promising that, before the project actually gets built — if it ever does — the appropriate environmental reviews, with opportunities for public comment, will happen.

    "That doesn’t mean that the people who have stood up to what appeared to be a pre-greased mega-project can rest easy. Vigilance and activism are what have worked so far, and will be necessary going forward. As long and exhausting as that process might be.

    "It will take a lot of continual public outcry to counterbalance the monied interests pouring campaign contributions into the coffers of Utah Senate President #StuartAdams and other powerful worthies who have been pushing the plan.

    "Few Utahns had any inkling that a little-known state agency called the Military Installation Development Authority (#MIDA), which Adams chairs, had put its weight behind the #StratosProject, a proposed data center that would, at full build-out, generate and consume twice as much electricity as the whole state of Utah.

    "The Box Elder County Commission had to sign off on the project before the MIDA board could take over all land-use, water, energy, environmental and tax-abatement authority over the 40,000-acre project — immune from any democratic oversight.
    Get Inside Voices newsletter. A weekly collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah.

    "Despite loud public objections, online and in person, commissioners did exactly that. Given that the land is privately owned, not part of any city and not zoned for any particular use, commissioners argued they really didn’t have the power to stop it.

    "But others do."

    Read more:
    sltrib.com/opinion/editorial/2

    #UtahPol #KevinOLeary #WaterConsumption #HeatPollution #ResistDatacenters #WaterIsLife #ThermalPollution #HeatGeneration
    #Drought #GreatSaltLake
    #Environment #EnvironmentalCatastrophe #Datacenters #DatacentersSuck
    #SharkTank #AISucks

  24. Tribune editorial: The voice of the people has pushed #Utah leaders to stop and think about massive #DataCenter. Keep it up.

    This is an issue that has united people across the political spectrum.

    By The Salt Lake Tribune Editorial Board
    | May 22, 2026

    "The fear that a ginormous, water-guzzling, air-befouling, weather-modifying data center planned for Utah’s northwest corner was a done deal seems to be easing just a bit. It’s not hard to see why.

    A handful of key state officials are now promising that, before the project actually gets built — if it ever does — the appropriate environmental reviews, with opportunities for public comment, will happen.

    "That doesn’t mean that the people who have stood up to what appeared to be a pre-greased mega-project can rest easy. Vigilance and activism are what have worked so far, and will be necessary going forward. As long and exhausting as that process might be.

    "It will take a lot of continual public outcry to counterbalance the monied interests pouring campaign contributions into the coffers of Utah Senate President #StuartAdams and other powerful worthies who have been pushing the plan.

    "Few Utahns had any inkling that a little-known state agency called the Military Installation Development Authority (#MIDA), which Adams chairs, had put its weight behind the #StratosProject, a proposed data center that would, at full build-out, generate and consume twice as much electricity as the whole state of Utah.

    "The Box Elder County Commission had to sign off on the project before the MIDA board could take over all land-use, water, energy, environmental and tax-abatement authority over the 40,000-acre project — immune from any democratic oversight.
    Get Inside Voices newsletter. A weekly collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah.

    "Despite loud public objections, online and in person, commissioners did exactly that. Given that the land is privately owned, not part of any city and not zoned for any particular use, commissioners argued they really didn’t have the power to stop it.

    "But others do."

    Read more:
    sltrib.com/opinion/editorial/2

    #UtahPol #KevinOLeary #WaterConsumption #HeatPollution #ResistDatacenters #WaterIsLife #ThermalPollution #HeatGeneration
    #Drought #GreatSaltLake
    #Environment #EnvironmentalCatastrophe #Datacenters #DatacentersSuck
    #SharkTank #AISucks

  25. Tribune editorial: The voice of the people has pushed #Utah leaders to stop and think about massive #DataCenter. Keep it up.

    This is an issue that has united people across the political spectrum.

    By The Salt Lake Tribune Editorial Board
    | May 22, 2026

    "The fear that a ginormous, water-guzzling, air-befouling, weather-modifying data center planned for Utah’s northwest corner was a done deal seems to be easing just a bit. It’s not hard to see why.

    A handful of key state officials are now promising that, before the project actually gets built — if it ever does — the appropriate environmental reviews, with opportunities for public comment, will happen.

    "That doesn’t mean that the people who have stood up to what appeared to be a pre-greased mega-project can rest easy. Vigilance and activism are what have worked so far, and will be necessary going forward. As long and exhausting as that process might be.

    "It will take a lot of continual public outcry to counterbalance the monied interests pouring campaign contributions into the coffers of Utah Senate President #StuartAdams and other powerful worthies who have been pushing the plan.

    "Few Utahns had any inkling that a little-known state agency called the Military Installation Development Authority (#MIDA), which Adams chairs, had put its weight behind the #StratosProject, a proposed data center that would, at full build-out, generate and consume twice as much electricity as the whole state of Utah.

    "The Box Elder County Commission had to sign off on the project before the MIDA board could take over all land-use, water, energy, environmental and tax-abatement authority over the 40,000-acre project — immune from any democratic oversight.
    Get Inside Voices newsletter. A weekly collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah.

    "Despite loud public objections, online and in person, commissioners did exactly that. Given that the land is privately owned, not part of any city and not zoned for any particular use, commissioners argued they really didn’t have the power to stop it.

    "But others do."

    Read more:
    sltrib.com/opinion/editorial/2

    #UtahPol #KevinOLeary #WaterConsumption #HeatPollution #ResistDatacenters #WaterIsLife #ThermalPollution #HeatGeneration
    #Drought #GreatSaltLake
    #Environment #EnvironmentalCatastrophe #Datacenters #DatacentersSuck
    #SharkTank #AISucks

  26. Tribune editorial: The voice of the people has pushed #Utah leaders to stop and think about massive #DataCenter. Keep it up.

    This is an issue that has united people across the political spectrum.

    By The Salt Lake Tribune Editorial Board
    | May 22, 2026

    "The fear that a ginormous, water-guzzling, air-befouling, weather-modifying data center planned for Utah’s northwest corner was a done deal seems to be easing just a bit. It’s not hard to see why.

    A handful of key state officials are now promising that, before the project actually gets built — if it ever does — the appropriate environmental reviews, with opportunities for public comment, will happen.

    "That doesn’t mean that the people who have stood up to what appeared to be a pre-greased mega-project can rest easy. Vigilance and activism are what have worked so far, and will be necessary going forward. As long and exhausting as that process might be.

    "It will take a lot of continual public outcry to counterbalance the monied interests pouring campaign contributions into the coffers of Utah Senate President #StuartAdams and other powerful worthies who have been pushing the plan.

    "Few Utahns had any inkling that a little-known state agency called the Military Installation Development Authority (#MIDA), which Adams chairs, had put its weight behind the #StratosProject, a proposed data center that would, at full build-out, generate and consume twice as much electricity as the whole state of Utah.

    "The Box Elder County Commission had to sign off on the project before the MIDA board could take over all land-use, water, energy, environmental and tax-abatement authority over the 40,000-acre project — immune from any democratic oversight.
    Get Inside Voices newsletter. A weekly collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah.

    "Despite loud public objections, online and in person, commissioners did exactly that. Given that the land is privately owned, not part of any city and not zoned for any particular use, commissioners argued they really didn’t have the power to stop it.

    "But others do."

    Read more:
    sltrib.com/opinion/editorial/2

    #UtahPol #KevinOLeary #WaterConsumption #HeatPollution #ResistDatacenters #WaterIsLife #ThermalPollution #HeatGeneration
    #Drought #GreatSaltLake
    #Environment #EnvironmentalCatastrophe #Datacenters #DatacentersSuck
    #SharkTank #AISucks