Floating solar sits on pontoons on the surface of a water body, generating power from space that was earning nothing. No land is taken, no roof is touched, and the water keeps the panels cool enough to raise their output above an equivalent array on land.
Kerala has water almost everywhere and very little spare land, which is the exact condition floating solar was built for. The cooling effect of the water typically lifts generation above a comparable ground-mounted system, and covering the surface cuts evaporation from the reservoir underneath.
Floating solar is not a rooftop array moved onto water. Water-level swing between monsoon and summer, bed conditions for anchoring, water chemistry and access for maintenance all decide whether a site works. We survey all four before quoting, and we will tell you if your water body is unsuitable.
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It depends on the capacity you want, but the surface has to be large enough to hold the array with clearance at the edges for water-level movement and maintenance access. Send us the dimensions and we will tell you what the site can carry.
The array floats, so it moves with the surface. The anchoring and mooring system is designed around your water body's seasonal range, which is why we study the level swing between monsoon and summer before quoting.
Covering part of the surface reduces evaporation and limits algal growth. The array covers only a portion of the water body, leaving the rest open. If the water is used for aquaculture, tell us during the survey so the layout accounts for it.
Through an anchoring and mooring system designed for your bed conditions and water depth. That design is site-specific - it is not a standard kit, and it is the part that decides whether a floating installation lasts.
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