In Denmark, ~ 70,000 Ha of lowland soil is drained and cultivated. The cultivated lowland soils are responsible for ~ 50% of agriculture's area-based greenhouse gas emissions. Removal of lowland soils will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen biodiversity. Several benefits: 1) Drainage and fertilization are stopped, thereby reducing CO2 emissions, 2 )The production of green electricity = greener society 3) Biodiversity increases significantly compared to cultivated areas = better wildlife 4) More visually attractive and aligned with the landscape than normal solar parks. Biodiversity in areas with solar panels is ensured by: 1) Avoid spraying and fertilizing 2) Plan mowing or grazing with respect to the nature of the area 3) Set up the solar panels at a distance that limits the effect of the area's wildlife 4) Secure game passages in areas with game 5) Grown-up vegetation that shades the panels e.g. wild-growing shrubs and trees are cut down and left in the field.