This thesis provides a comprehensive analysis of the financial viability and feasibility of agrivoltaic systems in the Netherlands and Croatia, exploring the distinct approaches and challenges associated with these innovative systems in both regions. The study focuses on examining the legislative and administrative frameworks, business models, and agronomic aspects related to agrivoltaics. Particular attention is given to comparing the regulatory environments and implementation opportunities for agrivoltaic systems in both countries, investigating how legislative measures and market conditions impact the success and sustainability of projects. Croatia and the Netherlands offer different approaches and incentives for the development of agrivoltaic projects, and this work explores how these variations shape project outcomes in each country. The financial analysis includes a comparison of capital and operational costs, the electricity market, and the economic benefits of implementing agrivoltaic systems. Various scenarios regarding electricity sales prices are examined to understand the key factors affecting profitability. Through concrete examples and an exploration of potential in both countries, the thesis provides insights into the complex aspects of agrivoltaic systems and offers recommendations for future projects. These insights serve as a foundation for making informed decisions and strategies in the renewable energy sector. In the following sections, readers will discover how specific conditions and challenges in Croatia and the Netherlands impact the profitability and success of agrivoltaic projects.