Now it’s possible to generate solar power from the surface of water!

    In Floating Solar Photovoltaic (FSPV) technology, panels are mounted on specially designed floating bodies on the surface of water. These systems are typically set up on artificial bodies of water like dams, lakes, reservoirs, and industrial ponds, saving valuable land space.

    The water beneath these floating panels helps keep them cool, preventing overheating. This boosts the efficiency and extends the lifespan of the solar system. Plus, floating solar farms have another great benefit—they help reduce water evaporation and curb algae growth, promoting a healthier ecosystem.

    And that’s not all! FSPVs are often deployed on hydropower reservoirs, so there’s no need for extra grid infrastructure. This dual use of resources can lead to significant savings!

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How Does a Floating Solar Power System Work?

    Panels Placement: Solar panels are installed on a floating structure anchored to the waterbed using concrete blocks.

    Energy Conversion: The panels produce DC (Direct Current), which is converted to AC (Alternating Current) by solar inverters.

    Power Transmission: The generated power is transferred through insulated underwater cables to the mainland.

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Advantage

  • Ideal solar solution when land space is limited.

  • Improved solar performance due to water’s cooling effect.

  • Utilizes existing transmission infrastructure.

  • Prevents evaporation and algae buildup in the water body.

  • Sustainable energy production with zero carbon emissions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The space requirement for a ground-mounted solar plant varies depending on the system size and other factors.

The amount of electricity generated depends on factors such as location, plant size, and sunlight exposure.

Yes, subsidies are available for ground-mounted solar systems based on various state and central government policies in India.
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