Freight Farms is working with Arcadia to offer a renewable energy option for its systems. By Istock
As more consumers seek out sustainably produced food options, a new partnership announced today is taking a critical step in that direction by adopting cleaner energy practices that will affect the indoor farming industry and the food you eat.
Freight Farms, a Boston-based, global manufacturing leader of climate-controlled, vertical, hydroponic container farming technology which empowers increased growth of hyper-local food, and Arcadia, which offers easy access for communities and businesses to connect to affordable renewable energy power, are joining forces to “enable Freight Farmers in the U.S. to match 100% of their electrical consumption with solar and wind energy, while driving demand for more clean energy suppliers,” according to the announcement.