The fish and shrimp are expected to thrive.
Farms where fish and algae thrive under solar panels might have secured their place in a future powered by renewable energy.
Concord New Energy, a Chinese company that specializes in wind and solar power project development and operation, has installed a 70 MW solar plant atop a fish pond in an industrial park in Cangzhou, China's Hebei region, according toThe hybrid system integrates solar power generation with fishery in a unique way that not only saves land but also produces clean energy.
Meanwhile, in China, fishery-solar hybrid systems have grown dramatically in recent years. This hybrid system is straightforward: a solar array is installed above the fish pond's water surface, and the water area beneathConcord New Energy's new project, which uses Trina Solar's 670W Vertex PV modules, began in the second half of last year and was completed in early June, according to a spokeperson who talked with.
"The pile foundation is about 6 meters to 7 meters, and the water surface is about 1 meter under the modules, ensuring optimal safety and reliability," the spokesperson explained to ."The photovoltaic panels floating on the water can shade the fish pond, reduce water temperature, cut evaporation and effectively block strong sunlight, which significantly reduces the incidence of fish dying as a result of elevated water temperatures.
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