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This document is a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) focusing on the reliability and performance of photovoltaic (PV) systems, particularly in the context of agrivoltaics, which combines agricultural production with solar power generation. It discusses the challenges posed by climate change on food and water systems and the need for innovative land use concepts. The report outlines the current state of agrivoltaics, including its definitions, classifications, and performance indicators, while also addressing the socio-economic and legal aspects of implementing such systems. It serves as a comprehensive resource for stakeholders in the PV industry, researchers, and policymakers interested in sustainable energy solutions and land use efficiency.

• Agrivoltaics combines agricultural production with solar energy generation, addressing food security and energy needs.
• The global market for agrivoltaics has grown significantly, with an estimated 14 GWp capacity by 2021.
• Key performance indicators and definitions of agrivoltaics vary by country, influenced by local agricultural practices and regulations.
• Modeling and simulation are crucial for optimizing agrivoltaic system designs and predicting agricultural performance.
• Monitoring agrivoltaic systems requires assessing a broad range of parameters due to the interaction of agricultural and PV factors.