About the AgriSolar Clearinghouse
The AgriSolar Clearinghouse is a nationwide hub developed by the National Center for Appropriate Technology to connect businesses, landowners, and researchers with trusted resources to support the growth of co-located solar and sustainable agriculture, also known as agrivoltaic development.
By 2030, solar installations are expected to cover more than 3 million acres of land in the United States. Today, most of those installations sit on top of stripped, single-use land. Expanding agrivoltaics on solar-appropriate lands will allow agricultural and solar producers to maximize the use of land, increasing pollinator habitat, diversifying ecosystem services, and increasing revenue.
NCAT’s team of energy engineers and sustainable agriculture specialists, along with a national network of partners, have developed the Clearinghouse to facilitate peer-to-peer networks, engage stakeholders, and provide individualized technical assistance.
This is your chance to join the AgriSolar community as we:
- Connect farmers, developers, researchers, and the public
- Provide practical technical assistance
- Develop best practices and innovative solutions
- Evaluate innovative financing options
- Promote sustainable agri-solar opportunities
Staff, Partners and Stakeholders
Meet the AgriSolar Team
NCAT’s team of sustainable agriculture specialists and energy engineers are ready to provide technical assistance, facilitate information sharing, build peer-to-peer mentor groups, and develop media to support AgriSolar researchers and practitioners.

Stacie Peterson

Anna Adair

Allen Puckett

Laura Howe

Carl Bernsten

Chris Lent
