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Sign upCommercial floating solar panels for the sea
Swimsol GmbH
World's first marine-grade floating solar power plant for the sea
Commercial floating solar panels for the sea
Providing solar energy through underwater cables, these sea surface solar panels do not require any land space like other solar panels. Each unity is 196m² with a capacity of 24kWp. Its lifetime is 30 years and waves up to 1,5 meters are harmless to it. Convenient for remote areas, this solution allows to get rid of fuel imports and provides cheaper energy than diesel power.
Swimsol GmbH
World's first marine-grade floating solar power plant for the sea
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