The Host： Yuping and James We visited a range of agrivoltaic and solar development sites, each offering unique approaches to combining agriculture and solar energy generation. During the trip, there were some interesting discussions, especially about the cultural context and local responses to renewable energy practices in Taiwan. We visited a range of agrivoltaic and solar development sites, each offering unique approaches to combining agriculture and solar energy generation. Yuping and James emphasized the significance of comprehending the local context and the need to tailor ideas to the specific needs and conditions of the region. Our excursion through the wetlands shed light on the historical transformation of the area, underlining the importance of considering both environmental and cultural factors when implementing renewable energy projects. Our observations and discussions highlighted the intricacies of integrating renewable energy solutions into local ecosystems and communities, emphasizing the necessity for flexible and adaptable approaches. Taiwan’s ongoing efforts to experiment with diverse approaches to solar energy and merge it with agriculture are truly captivating. It’s clear that there’s substantial experimentation and enthusiasm within this sector, even as projects differ in scale and success. Collaboration and open-mindedness among stakeholders appear to be vital components of advancing renewable energy development.