High-tech greenhouses hold 32 GWp of electrification potential, on roofs that are already built and already connected to the grid. Voltiris turns that roof into power while improving the crop.

Gas prices reached up to 10× pre-2022 levels at peak. Carbon costs rise and Dutch greenhouses must be climate-neutral by 2040. Heat pumps, e-boilers and batteries top growers’ investment plans.

Electrified heat multiplies power demand. In key horticulture hubs, growers wait up to 10 years for a bigger grid connection, and peak tariffs penalise unmanaged loads.

The greenhouse roof is the largest surface on site, already built and grid-connected. Voltiris is the only solution that turns it into power while improving the crop.
Spectral modules under the greenhouse roof let through the light the crop needs and convert the rest. Less heat stress for the plants, power for the site, no extra land.

“With Voltiris, we produce more energy on site, which cuts our costs and our dependence on the grid.”

“What really convinced me was the drop in temperature inside the greenhouse.”

“Everything went smoothly from A to Z, exactly as we had discussed and agreed.”
From 78 ha in 2028 to 3,029 ha in 2032. The full deck includes the base case, revenues, P&L and the cash plan.
Voltiris SA · Lausanne, Switzerland & The Hague, Netherlands · voltiris.com