L R AS Published on Saturday 10 November 2018 - n° 254 - Categories:centrale flottante

Une première : une centrale flottante sur l'eau de mer

Une première : une centrale flottante sur l'eau de mer

Le singapourien Sunseap va construire

une centrale de 5 MW dans le détroit de Johor qui sépare Singapour et la Malaisie. Elle sera achevée au premier trimestre 2019.

Cette centrale se confrontera à la nature corrosive de l'eau de mer et à des vagues. Pourtant, le manque de terres disponibles à Singapour rend l'idée séduisante et utile.

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