Free SonneSammeln webinar today, 14 October 2026

Agri-photovoltaics can play a key role in combining agricultural use with renewable electricity generation. Whilst the land continues to be used primarily for agriculture, solar power is generated at the same time. This opens up opportunities for more efficient land use – but also raises legal and practical questions.

With the planned EEG 2027 the Fundamentally changing the framework conditions for agri-PV. The next SonneSammeln webinar will focus on the changes that are planned and the issues that project developers, the agricultural sector and local authorities will need to bear in mind in future.

Login details for the webinar:

Microsoft Teams meeting

Participate: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/3646352441630218?p=1Toe3LdYYg4pwhOIJK

Meeting ID: 364 635 244 163 021 8

Passcode: pz6RJ35g

What can you expect?

Solicitor Alexandra Thiel from agrilex provides an overview of the planned legislative changes to the EEG 2027 and explains what impact these will have on agri-PV projects.

Next, we’ll look at how this is put into practice: Thies Jensen, Head of Land Development at Wattmanufactur, reports on the operation of one of Germany’s largest agri-PV installations. The focus is on experiences with cultivation and harvesting at large-scale installations.

Another initiative from Bernhard Strohmayer, Head of Renewable Energy at the Federal Association for New Energy Economy, puts the current political debate surrounding agri-PV into context.

Following this, there is An opportunity to ask questions via the chat and to strike up a conversation with the speakers.

Programme

• Opening address by Robert Busch, Managing Director of bne.
• Legal analysis of the EEG 2027 with Alexandra Thiel, agrilex.
• A political overview of the current state of agri-PV with Bernhard Strohmayer, bne.
• Case study on farming and harvesting with Thies Jensen of Wattmanufactur.
• Q&A session and discussion with the participants.

Date and registration

The webinar will take place on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, from 10.00 am to 11.15 am It will take place online. Participation is free of charge.

You will find the login details at the top of this post