Dubai-based Floating Man has developed an innovative structure for offshore floating solar applications. According to the company’s statement, the structure has a 30-year lifespan and can withstand winds of up to 160 km per hour. Further, developers can also install the panels at any angle, including bifacial modules. The structure features a steel structure and corrosion-resistant coating, and will be supported by 30 floating pontoons. The dimensions of each floating platform are 900 sq. m x 32 m x 28.12 m. Up to 200 solar modules with a maximum capacity of 700 W can be supported; the overall weight of the system, including the panels, is 50,000 kg.
Siemens to take over Mass-Tech’s EV segment
Siemens, a German multinational firm involved in power transmission and generation announced an agreement to acquire Mumbai-based Mass-Tech Controls’ electric vehicle (EV) branch for Rs 380 million. Siemens anticipates to extend its market position in […]
ATGL introduces pilot project for green hydrogen blending
Adani Total Gas Limited (ATGL) and Total Energies has unveiled a pilot project for green hydrogen blending in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. ATGL will utilise novel technologies to combine green hydrogen with natural gas, catering to more […]
REIL floats bids for 100 MW automatic solar module manufacturing line
Rajasthan Electronics and Instruments Limited (REIL) has requested bids for the turnkey installation of a 100 MW automatic solar module manufacturing line. The scope of work includes installation of the module manufacturing line that includes […]