As a certified B Corp leader in the clean energy movement, BlueWave doubles down on its mission to protect the planet by transforming access to renewable energy
Farmers and researchers are experimenting with installing solar panels over active agricultural land in an emerging field called agrivoltaics.
The University of Maine is studying how mounting solar panels in wild blueberry patches will affect income and production. The plants rebounded well from construction but so far show signs of producing fewer berries.
Agrivoltaics are being explored worldwide and researchers are already reporting benefits when it comes to boosting renewable energy and protecting crops.
In order to avoid cataclysmic climate failure, the world communitymust broaden its clean energy arsenal and accelerate technologicaladvances. And that includes nuclear power.
Companies like BlueWave are betting on it. But the technology has its critics.
