The Knesset recently approved a significant benefit for solar panels placed above agricultural fields, known as "agro-photovoltaic" systems. The benefit includes an exemption from the betterment tax for one year, which is expected to remove significant barriers to the establishment of such systems. The decision was made after the law did not pass last time due to the dissolution of the Knesset, but a majority was achieved in the plenum with support from both the coalition and the opposition. The Ministry of Energy sets an ambitious target of producing 5 gigawatts of electricity from agro-photovoltaic sources by 2035. These facilities allow for electricity production while maintaining agricultural use of the land, providing a dual advantage: renewable energy generation and preservation of agricultural areas. This decision represents an important step in promoting green energy in Israel and emphasizes the importance of integrating agriculture with renewable energy.