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iFARM Receives Solar Impulse Efficient Solutions Label

Areas of Assessment

The panel of independent experts assesses candidates in 3 areas to determine a winner.

Feasibility

This assessment is to test whether the innovation or technology is viable and functional in the real world. This means:

  • The solution uses resilient technology and concepts
  • It is scalable and works in real-world environments

Impact on Environment

The panel of experts also looks at a solution’s environmental impact. It must directly drive a positive effect on the environment compared to traditional tools. This can be in terms of water/resource consumption, carbon emissions, energy use, effects on wildlife, and air quality.

Profitability

This last assessment is to see whether the solution can generate steady profit compared to alternatives in the market.

iFarm’s Vertical Farms

iFarm’s innovative agricultural technology performed well in all 3 areas to take home the award. 

The company’s vertical farms use 95% less water than traditional agriculture while also using renewable energy. The technology also has a shorter supply chain and crops are grown without pesticides. These vertical farms are also portable and space-saving, making them ideal for cities. As a result, iFarm is enabling greater access to fresh produce for customers and high returns for investors. 

iFarm CEO Max Chizhov has his sights set on bringing the vertical farms to more audiences on a global level.

 

Reference:

https://ifarm.fi/blog/ifarm-awarded-solar-impulse-efficient-solutions-label

Areas of Assessment

The panel of independent experts assesses candidates in 3 areas to determine a winner.

Feasibility

This assessment is to test whether the innovation or technology is viable and functional in the real world. This means:

  • The solution uses resilient technology and concepts
  • It is scalable and works in real-world environments

Impact on Environment

The panel of experts also looks at a solution’s environmental impact. It must directly drive a positive effect on the environment compared to traditional tools. This can be in terms of water/resource consumption, carbon emissions, energy use, effects on wildlife, and air quality.

Profitability

This last assessment is to see whether the solution can generate steady profit compared to alternatives in the market.

iFarm’s Vertical Farms

iFarm’s innovative agricultural technology performed well in all 3 areas to take home the award. 

The company’s vertical farms use 95% less water than traditional agriculture while also using renewable energy. The technology also has a shorter supply chain and crops are grown without pesticides. These vertical farms are also portable and space-saving, making them ideal for cities. As a result, iFarm is enabling greater access to fresh produce for customers and high returns for investors. 

iFarm CEO Max Chizhov has his sights set on bringing the vertical farms to more audiences on a global level.

 

Reference:

https://ifarm.fi/blog/ifarm-awarded-solar-impulse-efficient-solutions-label

iFarm, a vertical farming tech company, had the honour of receiving the prestigious Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label. This award recognizes groups and companies that use eco-friendly and clean technology to create profits. 

iFarm, a vertical farming tech company, had the honour of receiving the prestigious Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label. This award recognizes groups and companies that use eco-friendly and clean technology to create profits. 

Areas of Assessment

The panel of independent experts assesses candidates in 3 areas to determine a winner.

Feasibility

This assessment is to test whether the innovation or technology is viable and functional in the real world. This means:

  • The solution uses resilient technology and concepts
  • It is scalable and works in real-world environments

Impact on Environment

The panel of experts also looks at a solution’s environmental impact. It must directly drive a positive effect on the environment compared to traditional tools. This can be in terms of water/resource consumption, carbon emissions, energy use, effects on wildlife, and air quality.

Profitability

This last assessment is to see whether the solution can generate steady profit compared to alternatives in the market.

iFarm’s Vertical Farms

iFarm’s innovative agricultural technology performed well in all 3 areas to take home the award. 

The company’s vertical farms use 95% less water than traditional agriculture while also using renewable energy. The technology also has a shorter supply chain and crops are grown without pesticides. These vertical farms are also portable and space-saving, making them ideal for cities. As a result, iFarm is enabling greater access to fresh produce for customers and high returns for investors. 

iFarm CEO Max Chizhov has his sights set on bringing the vertical farms to more audiences on a global level.

 

Reference:

https://ifarm.fi/blog/ifarm-awarded-solar-impulse-efficient-solutions-label

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