Compared to traditional, terrestrial PV systems, floating SPP installations require a buoyant platform, daisy chain and anchoring systems to position and protect electrical components and PV modules on the water.
Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions when designing floating solar energy systems. While this situation creates the need for comparison between different technologies and design methodologies,
– Differences between double-sided and single-sided PV modules
– Optimum PV module tilt angle
– Differences between Plastic Floaters and Plastic Floaters+Metal systems
– Differences Between Double Faced and Single Faced PV Modules in Floating SPP
As a result; As the floating SPP market grows exponentially, the industry is developing rapidly and new innovative technologies are needed. However, proposed new designs should be validated by expert engineering and analysis and common mistakes should not be made. While competition is healthy and beneficial for industry development and achieving ambitious clean energy goals, unethical practices such as spreading misinformation will only harm the industry and prevent us from achieving a renewable future.
Prepared by Publisher: SolarBaba >>>