The Cirata Floating Photovoltaic Power Plant project is set to be the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia and one of the largest in the world

The first unit consists of 1,536 solar panels and has an installed capacity of 0.5MW, covering almost 4,000 square meters

State-owned utility KESH will build the 12.9MW solar farm on the Vau i Dejës hydropower plant reservoir

The 20MW project is forecast to produce the equivalent of the annual electricity consumption of 12,500 households

The pilot plant will be trialled in the North Sea off the small island of Frøya in Western Norway

The project will power national water agency PUB’s water treatment plants

A new report suggests countries in Asia leads European nations in deploying floating solar farms

It will have a capacity of 1.2MW and will be installed at Gendringen, where Netterden, Vattenfall’s partner that is funding the project, has been extracting sand and gravel for 25 years

The Sekdoom project has a total capacity of 14.5MW and is expected to generate enough electricity to power almost 4,000 households

Research into developing the first “offshore” floating solar power plant in the Netherlands has been launched. A consortium which includes Oceans of Energy, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands, TNO, TAQA and the Maritime Research Institute Netherlands is working with Ultrecht University for the three-year project. The university is conducting a study into the energy […]