Over the past year, energy savings featured prominently in developments across the greenhouse and horticulture sectors. Energy companies expanded incentive programs to encourage efficiency upgrades and manage grid demand, while growers and technology providers advanced projects involving LED lighting, renewable electricity, geothermal heat, and alternative energy systems.
Research initiatives, public–private partnerships, and new infrastructure investments focused on reducing energy use, improving system performance, and increasing flexibility in heat and power supply. Collectively, these headlines point to a continued emphasis on efficiency as a practical response to energy costs, grid limitations, and long-term sustainability goals.
