A recent article in PV Magazine by Lior Kahana highlights new research examining claims about the presence of PFAS (“forever chemicals”) in solar panels. The analysis is based on the … Study Finds No Evidence of PFAS Leaching from Solar Panels
At the 6th Annual Meeting of the American Solar Grazing Association, our members voted overwhelmingly to expand our Board of Directors and update our Bylaws to reflect the growing needs … New and Returning Members to the 2026 ASGA Board of Directors!
Spring 2026 Newsletter Welcome to the Spring Edition of the ASGA Quarterly Newsletter! We’re glad you’re here. This is the place where you can learn the latest happenings in the world of solar grazing and agrivoltaics. Grab a cup of coffee and read on to learn what ASGA and our partners are doing to help advance agriculture on solar fields. Photo of the Month ASGA Board Members were hard at work in DC recently, championing solar grazing and the opportunities it can bring to rural America….
Winter 2025 Newsletter Welcome to the Winter Edition of the ASGA Quarterly Newsletter! We’re glad you’re here. This is the place where you can learn the latest happenings in the world of solar grazing and agrivoltaics. Grab a cup of coffee and read on to learn what ASGA and our partners are doing to help advance agriculture on solar fields. Photo of the Month As snow returns to Northeast solar sites, solar grazing persists. These sheep make use of the stockpiled forage still accessible…
Fall 2025 Newsletter Welcome to the Fall Edition of the ASGA Quarterly Newsletter! We’re glad you’re here. This is the place where you can learn the latest happenings in the world of solar grazing and agrivoltaics. Grab a cup of coffee and read on to learn what ASGA and our partners are doing to help advance agriculture on solar fields. Photo of the Month Sheep returned to RE+ to get the entire solar industry excited about solar grazing! Thank you to Cannon Valley Graziers for providing the…
ASGA is excited to announce the recent publication of our peer-reviewed article, “Sheep grazing as sustainable vegetation management for solar energy production in the northeastern USA”! This work summarizes a … New ASGA NYSERDA Research: Solar Grazing’s Soil, Forage, and Economic Benefits