Floating solar system engineered for real water conditions
Designed for lakes, reservoirs, and nearshore locations, with a structured pathway toward large-scale deployment
Built for professional energy and infrastructure operators
Floating solar is a complementary energy solution in locations where land availability, permitting constraints, or competing land use limit traditional ground-mounted solar development.
It unlocks underutilised water surfaces and integrates with existing grid connections and infrastructure, making it particularly relevant for lakes, reservoirs, and nearshore environments.
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The technology can be implemented as demonstration projects and progressively scaled to utility-scale floating solar power plants, depending on site conditions and project objectives.
IPPs & Utilities
Grid-connected floating solar power plants for lakes, reservoirs, and near-shore environments, enabling portfolio diversification, predictable long-term operation, and scalable project development aligned with utility investment criteria
Industry & Infrastructure Operators
On-site power generation for ports, industrial basins, and nearshore infrastructure, addressing land constraints while maintaining operational safety, asset resilience, and compatibility with ongoing activities
Hydropower & Reservoir Owners
Floating solar deployment on regulated reservoirs and water bodies, leveraging existing grid connections while accommodating seasonal and operational water-level variations and reservoir operating constraints.
Water & Agriculture Stakeholders
Floating solar systems for ponds, irrigation reservoirs, and sheltered water bodies, enabling self-consumption, water-use compatibility, and minimal land take for agricultural and water-management applications.