From September 4 to 7 2025, more than 500 exhibitors from the fields of agriculture, home and garden, nutrition and renewable energies as well as 70,000 visitors are once again expected in Rendsburg. Several hundred animals will also be presented at the 34th State Livestock Show at Norla.
SUNfarming will be presenting a 1:1 Agri-PV system 17 x 6 m. Find out about the many possibilities of dual use of our Agri-PV systems for arable farming and livestock farming.
At Norla, we will show how Agri-PV is driving the energy transition while addressing the challenges of land scarcity and innovative local agricultural practices:

- Agri-PV systems for livestock: innovative systems that support animal welfare while generating clean energy.
- Protection for specialty crops: PV systems that protect fruit, wine and vegetable crops from extreme weather conditions - climate resilience in action.
- Hybrid concepts with battery storage: Modular and efficient solutions that increase energy independence and farm profitability.

Visit us at Norla - Stand H 16 in the outdoor area right next to Maschinenring Mittelholstein.
We look forward to talking to you!

The 25 students from the fields of horticulture and industrial engineering were accompanied by Prof. Thomas Rath and test engineer Olaf Melzer. The focus of the visit was on the question of how horticultural production can be realized under agrivoltaics (APV) - with a view to cultivation practice, yield potential and system efficiency. The excursion served as an introduction to the complex interactions between crop cultivation and photovoltaic systems.

The tour was led by SUNfarming founder Peter Schrum and the technical support team. During a tour of the two-hectare research facility, SUNfarming presented various agri-PV systems and the crops grown under them. In addition to technical production issues, business aspects such as investment models, funding conditions and land efficiency were also discussed.The students actively participated with specific questions - both on technical details and practical cultivation issues. They were particularly interested in the suitability of various crops for cultivation under partially shaded conditions and the requirements for irrigation techniques.

The feedback from Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences was consistently positive. The content and practical insights provided offer numerous starting points for future theses and joint research projects. Both the accompanying professors and the students showed great interest in more in-depth collaboration.

New Chapter: SUNfarming Joins Cube Green Energy Group
Since early 2025, SUNfarming, the market leader in Germany in the development of Agri-PV projects, has been part of the Cube Green Energy Group, a leading developer in the European renewable energy landscape with a successful history in the development and operation of Onshore Wind farms and BESS. Together, we are able to deliver renewable energy projects across all technologies with a single vision - to provide 24/7 renewable energy solutions that power communities and businesses around the clock, without relying on fossil fuels.
“Becoming part of the Cube Green Energy Group marks a strategic milestone for SUNfarming. It enables us to drive the energy transition with a cross-sector approach and further enhance our capabilities to execute on our extensive Agri-PV pipeline. We continue to see tremendous potential in Agri-PV to intelligently combine sustainable farming with renewable energy production.” – Martin Tauschke, Managing Director, SUNfarming GmbH

More Innovative. More Sustainable. More Integrated.
SUNfarming is also evolving – with a sharper focus on Agri-PV solutions that enable dual-use of land to generate green electricity whilst preserving local farming and protecting the food supply chain.

Agri-PV empowers farmers to harvest both energy and crops from the same land, diversifying their revenue streams while supporting local agricultural businesses.

At Intersolar, we are showcasing how Agri-PV is powering the Energy Transition whilst addressing the challenges of land scarcity and innovating local farming practices:
• Agri-PV systems for animal husbandry: Innovative installations designed to support animal welfare while generating clean energy.
• Protection for specialty crops: PV systems that shield orchards, vineyards, and vegetable cultivation from extreme weather – climate resilience in action.
• Hybrid concepts with battery storage: Modular and efficient solutions that enhance energy independence and farm profitability.

Strong Interest from the Agricultural Sector
The first day of the exhibition was a resounding success:
We’ve had insightful and high-level conversations with experts across the solar and wind sectors. Especially promising is the growing interest from farmers, who recognise the immense potential of Agri-PV to maximise their revenue stream whilst preserving – and even improving! - food production.

Join us at Intersolar Europe until May 9 in Hall A4, Booth 130 – we look forward to connecting with you!

SUNfarming präsentiert seine langjährig entwickelten Agri-PV-Konzepte für Tierhaltung und Sonderkulturen auf der Intersolar 2025, der weltweit führenden Fachmesse für die Solarwirtschaft. Besuchen Sie uns in Halle A4, Stand 130 und erfahren Sie mehr über unsere neuesten Projekte und Agri-PV-Konzepte.
SUNfarming will be presenting its Agri-PV concepts for animal husbandry and special crops, which have been developed over many years, at Intersolar 2025, the world's leading trade fair for the solar industry. Visit us in hall A4, booth 130 and learn more about our latest projects and Agri-PV concepts.

For visitors to our stand: You are hereby cordially invited to contact Ms. Janine Breitenfeld and make an appointment:
j.breitenfeld(at)sunfarming.de

In addition to rooftop PV, ground-mounted systems on landfills and conversion areas as well as floating PV systems, SUNfarming's particular focus is on the development, construction and operation of agrivoltaic systems for animal husbandry and as well as for fruit and vegetable cultivation in Germany and internationally. With innovative dual use concepts specifically for agriculture, horticulture and viticulture, SUNfarming is driving forward the energy transition in a sustainable way. SUNfarming develops innovative PV solutions with its own engineers, has already realized more than 650 MW of installed capacity and has a short-term pipeline of 4 GWp with approx. 0.8 GWp in the late development phase.

With a total of 25,000 photovoltaic modules, this innovative plant will not only contribute to the regional energy transition, but also serve as another example of the sustainable reuse of former landfill sites.
The PV system will generate green electricity in the Eberswalde region and thus make an important contribution to supplying regional companies. In addition, the plant will save around 5,000 tons of CO2 annually and thus have a positive impact on climate protection.
Thies Schrum, Member of the Management Board of SUNfarming, emphasizes: "We are pleased that, together with our long-standing partners, we are also implementing special systems on buildings in addition to our main focus on agri-solar systems in order to sustainably shape the energy transition through the multiple use of land.
With this project, SUNfarming is continuing on its path of creating sustainable solutions for energy supply and leaving a positive ecological footprint.

The event provided a valuable platform for presenting the initial results of feasibility studies and discussing innovative technological applications of renewable energies. A highlight of the conference was the contribution by Edith Seemann, Managing Director of SUNfarming Projektentwicklung, who provided an important impetus with her presentation on the topic of ‘Agri-PV-Renewable Energies 4.0-Electricity-Agriculture-Storage-Green Hydrogen’. Her in-depth knowledge and practical experience inspired the participants and provided valuable perspectives for the realisation of innovative projects in the field of renewable energies.

The participation and input of experts were of great importance for the success of the event and the further development of the project. The exchange on the various challenges and solutions in the integration of renewable energies in practice was enormously enriched by such contributions.

All documents relating to the conference can be viewed on the Renewable Energy Innovation Park website. The project team hopes to continue to involve valuable partners and experts such as Edith Seemann in the next steps of the innovation park and to continuously promote dialogue on the energy transition.