After several years of development, field trials, and continuous learning in our vineyard in Yeruham, SolarWine has reached an important milestone. What began as an ambitious idea to combine agriculture and solar energy has matured into a validated agrivoltaic solution. Our field data continue to show significant reductions in sunburn damage, improved plant resilience during extreme heat, and no adverse impact on vineyard operations or productivity.
This year marked a turning point. For the first time, we tasted the grapes grown under the panels and saw that the quality was even better than expected. Based on these results, the winery approved expanding the agrivoltaic coverage across the vineyard. As we move toward the 2026 season, we are increasing the area under the panels with the goal of producing a larger commercial volume of SolarWine, taking another step from successful field validation to market reality.
The next chapter for SolarWine is commercialization. Our focus is now shifting from proving the technology to deploying it at scale, while continuing to develop the intelligence layer that will make our platform adaptable to vineyards, orchards, and many other crops. We believe agriculture needs flexible, crop-agnostic solutions that help farmers become more resilient while generating additional value from their land.
Dan Goldblat Founder & CEO, SolarWine
