Mission and Experience
AgriSolar Consulting was founded to promote land stewardship and farm viability as key tenets of the energy transition.
We are an impact-focused firm that believes strengthening global energy and food resilience requires innovative local solutions.
PUBLISHED WORKS
From niche-innovation to mainstream markets: Drivers and challenges of industry adoption of agrivoltaics in the U.S.
AgriSolar Policy Guide
Smart Solar in Connecticut: Farmer Survey Findings and Initial Recommendations
Examining Existing Policy to Inform a Comprehensive Legal Framework for Agrivoltaics in the U.S.
Integrating Solar Energy with Agriculture: Industry Perspectives on the Market, Community, and Socio-political Dimensions of Agrivoltaics
A First Investigation of Agriculture Sector Perspectives on the Opportunities and Barriers for Agrivoltaics
Do Agrivoltaics Improve Public Support for Solar Photovoltaic Development? A Survey on Perceptions, Preferences, and Priorities
Life Cycle Assessment of Pasture-based Agrivoltaic Systems: Emissions and Energy Use of Integrated Rabbit Production
The Social Dimensions of a Technological Innovation: Agrivoltaics in the U.S
Advancing Agrivoltaics Within the U.S. Legal Framework: A Multi-dimensional Assessment of Barriers & Opportunities
MEDIA
AgriSolar Clearinghouse Voices From the Field podcast - ”Sharing the Journey with AgriSolar Consulting; EP5"
PV Magazine - “Revolutionizing agrivoltaic design software with SPADE”
Clean Power Hour podcast: “Alexis Pascaris, Founder and CEO of AgriSolar Consulting, Dual Use Solar and Agrivoltaics; EP124”
Public National Academy of Science - “How to expand solar power without using precious land”
PV Magazine - “Where appropriate, agrivoltaics can certainly be a viable and meaningful alternative to large-scale solar”
Ambrook Research - “For agrivoltaics, the right light matters”
Fostering Social Acceptance of Solar Through Agrivoltaic Solutions
Understanding the Dynamic Forces Driving Agrivoltaic Innovation in the U.S.
Agrivoltaics in the United States: American Solar Grazing Association
Biosphere 2, University of Arizona