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.
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
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.
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
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.