L R AS Published on Sunday 4 December 2016 - n° 171 - Categories:divers PV

Etude de la faisabilité d'installer une production PV sur un plan d'eau

   Le fabricant chinois de panneaux Upsolar et un spécialiste de l’hydraulique étudient la faisabilité d'un système PV posé sur l'eau à Singapour. Le but est de recueillir des informations sur le coût, les avantages, les défis, et les effets sur l'eau des systèmes photovoltaïques flottants. Upsolar est un des huit fabricants retenus pour installer des panneaux sur l'eau afin de produire 0,1 MW.

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