On March 31, GRITZ (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo), which operates the solar energy production-related website ``Asuguri'', announced the results of a ``survey of agricultural land have not yet used and produced solar energy.'' According to the survey, about 65% of respondents support converting agricultural land to solar energy production.
Regarding converting unused agricultural land to solar power land
(Source: GRITZ)
The internet survey was conducted nationwide among people aged 20 to 60, and the number of valid responses was 200. On the pros and cons of converting unused agricultural land into factories Solar power, 65.5% said they support it, while 31.5% oppose it.
Specific reasons to prioritize land for solar power production
(Source: GRITZ)
When we asked 131 people who supported the idea for specific reasons, 66.4% said “because it allows for efficient land use” and 28.2% said “because it is renewable energy.” Other topics covered include “ensuring power supply in times of natural disasters,” “contributing to SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) and decarbonization,” and “revitalizing local economies.”
Specific reasons for opposing land for solar power production
(Source: GRITZ)
On the other hand, regarding the specific reasons 63 people said they were protesting, 28.6% said they were concerned about the environment, 17.5% said they were disturbing the landscape, 14.3% said they are throwing away solar panels, and 14.3% said they oppose it. 9.5% said ``Damage from reflected light'' and 6.3% said ``Concerns about power generation efficiency.''
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