Agrivoltaics

The core difference is racking. Agrivoltaic sites use elevated or wide-span structures that raise modules and widen row spacing so crops, grazing animals, or pollinator habitat can share the ground beneath and between arrays. Panels, inverters, and wiring are largely standard, but the mounting system, foundations, and sometimes bifacial modules are specified around the farming use. Sunhub sources this racking against the actual site activity rather than a generic ground-mount default.

Usually yes. Standard ground-mount sits low to minimize steel, while agrivoltaic racking is raised to leave working room underneath, with the exact clearance driven by the use, roughly grazing height for sheep versus taller for tractors and row crops. Row and post spacing also widen to admit light and equipment. The right height depends on the crop, machinery, and the AHJ, so it should be spec'd to the specific operation.

Sunhub can supply the equipment-side documentation these applications usually need, such as itemized quotes, specifications, and supplier details for the proposed system. Sunhub does not write or submit the grant itself, and REAP eligibility and paperwork are ultimately determined by the USDA and your grant preparer. Having verified quotes and spec sheets ready in one place tends to make assembling that portion of the application faster.