In a major step toward sustainable agriculture, the first commercial pilot using the REGACE system has been launched in Zemer, a community in northern Israel.
October 2025 has been an exciting month for the EU-funded REGACE Project, with the project presented at two major agricultural events in Europe and beyond.
Researchers of the EU-funded REGACE project published a scientific paper exploring how advanced AI can help design and manage the greenhouses of the future.
As the world looks for smarter ways to produce clean energy, agrivoltaics is becoming a promising solution.
The EU-funded REGACE Project recently gained national attention in Greece, with a dedicated segment aired on Greek television’s eco news programme of Skai TV.
The EU-funded REGACE Project recently gained national attention in Greece, with a dedicated segment aired on Greek television’s eco news programme of Skai TV.
The session tackled one of the most exciting trends in sustainable agriculture: agrivoltaics, the dual use of land for both farming and solar energy production.
Project partners gathered to reflect on progress, align on future goals, and explore new developments in agrivoltaics technology aimed at improving both greenhouse productivity and renewable energy output.
The EU-funded REGACE project hosted on April 22, 2025, in Kafr Qara Israel an insightful and forward-thinking event centered on the integration of solar panels in greenhouses.
The University of Thessaly hosted the inaugural REGACE World Café, an academic workshop that examined the integration of advanced technologies within contemporary farming practices.
The EU-funded REGACE Project was presented at the Abu Dhabi International Food Exhibition and the Abu Dhabi Date Palm Exhibition 2024, held in the United Arab Emirates.
The EU-funded REGACE project held its third World Café event at Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany, featuring a demonstration of REGACE greenhouse solar panel technology.