However, it is also noted that the reflective surfaces of photovoltaic panels can attract insects, which in turn provide new feeding opportunities for certain bird species. This paper aims to summarize the current global experience in assessing the impact of solar power plants on birds.
Some findings even suggest that photovoltaic installations may have a positive impact on biodiversity compared to other technogenically altered landscapes. Studies have documented various mechanisms through which solar power plants can affect bird populations. The physical presence of solar panels may disrupt flight routes and nesting sites.
However, it is already well-established that bird mortality at solar energy facilities is the lowest compared to fossil fuel-based plants and other renewable energy sources. Some findings even suggest that photovoltaic installations may have a positive impact on biodiversity compared to other technogenically altered landscapes.
These studies primarily focus on mortality factors, forecasting bird mortality as the total capacity and area of photovoltaic installations increase. Researchers conclude that the available data is insufficient to fully understand the complex interactions between the abiotic and biotic components of this new habitat.
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