We are super excited to be a part of PortXL family and introduce our floating solar technology to Dutch partners: Port of Rotterdam Shell Van Oord Vopak Boskalis and many others. It was very challenging selection process, more than 1000 applicants and only 15 companies were accepted including HelioRec team! About PortXL : PortXL is the world’s first port accelerator and is unique in its kind, with a global network of leading companies and experts. The objective of PortXL

News from our floating solar power plant: Temperature -18degC in Makhachkala city (Dagestan, #Russia ). Lake Ak-Gel is completely frozen. Solar panels from Солар Системс are generating electricity. Engineers EcoEnergy company are monitoring the situation. We will keep posted and give you updates once a lake will be unfrozen and mechanical properties of the HelioRec floating system can be inspected. P.S. People do not remember when this lake was frozen. It is a real anomaly

Solar Impulse Foundation has started a mission to select #1000solutions that address environmental challenges while enabling economic growth. We support the efforts of Bertrand Piccard and the Solar Impulse Foundation to accelerate the implementation of solutions that can bring profit to both the economy and environment. We are proud to announce that the foundation has reached its goal and HelioRec is part of the portfolio along with 1000 solutions. #greentech #1000solut

HelioRec was chosen one of the winner of the “Recycling and waste management award” by Build-Review. More information here We know that our #circular economy approach has number of #ecological and #economical benefits. Thanks to all our team members and partners! #greentech #startup #recycling #plastic #cleantech

On 13th of September was installed the first in the world unique hybrid for lake purification: floating PV and aeration system. Lake Ak-Gel is located in the centre of Makhachkala (Dagestan Republic, Russia) and it faces many serious ecological problems (Figure 1): Oxygen concentration is 3 times less than normal; Active algae growth; Water evaporation (area was reduced twice during the last 20 years). Figure 1: Ak-Gel Lake, Makhachkala Engineers from HelioRec and Eco-Energy