Floating solar projects enable water treatment systems and other facilities to generate renewable energy within their property, without impinging on land needed for other uses.
A large fish farm in East China is getting a 940-megawatt floating solar array, aimed at replacing fossil fuels while fostering a healthier environment for the fish.
Floating solar is overcoming technology challenges to squeeze more renewable energy out of existing hydropower infrastructure.
An experienced maritime firm is developing a fossil-killing floating solar concept for offshore deployment in rough seas.
Plans are in the works to co-locate undulating carpet-like floating solar platforms with offshore wind farms in the North Sea, and beyond.
Plans are already in the works to expand a new floating solar power plant in Indonesia, setting the stage for similar projects around the world.
NREL Researchers Are Laying the Groundwork for Southeast Asia’s Floating Photovoltaics Development
The Garden State is emerging as a floating solar powerhouse, and there’s plenty more where that came from.
Researchers in Singapore are exploring whether a hybrid renewable energy system in the waters offshore is a possibility.
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