Floating Solar
Where Sun Meets Water

Producing renewable energy 
without occupying valuable land 

Floating solar energy plants are a cutting-edge technology that utilize the power of the sun and water to yield significant environmental benefits. 

The principle of offshore solar arrays is simple. A cluster of floating photovoltaic panels is mounted together on a sturdy platform and anchored to the bed or shoreline of an otherwise unused body of water. These solar-powered islands make it possible to generate renewable energy without taking up space on land needed for other purposes. 

The added benefit is the cooling effect of the water, which increases the efficiency of the floating solar PV panels. The structure itself also shades the water underneath, which reduces evaporation and curbs algae growth. 

The popularity of floating solar in locales around the globe has been growing in recent years. The researchers at Global Industry Analysts expect to see the market reach 4.8 GW by 2026, up from 1.6 GW only five years earlier. 

Our support across the entire project life cycle

From carrying out the initial feasibility study to getting your system up and running, we will work with you at each stage to ensure everything is operating at peak performance. We pride ourselves on the one-on-one relationships we forge with our partners, which we are dedicated to keeping strong for decades to come. This connection with the long-term success of every project means we are also heavily invested in, and care deeply about, the well-being of local communities

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