The growing population and urbanization in Nepal have intensified the need for sustainable solutions to ensure food and energy security, especially as agriculture remains central to livelihoods despite facing challenges like limited land, low productivity, and inadequate access to modern practices. Agrivoltaics—an emerging concept that integrates solar energy generation with crop cultivation on the same land—offers a promising approach to address these issues. Recognized since 2017 by organizations like IRENA and UNCCD, agrivoltaic systems align with multiple Sustainable Development Goals by enhancing land-use efficiency, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, conserving water, and improving crop resilience to climate change. This dual-use model strengthens the energy-food-water nexus and holds significant potential for promoting sustainable agriculture and clean energy in Nepal.