According to the agreement, the parties would work towards the promotion and commercialization of offshore floating solar plants and explore the possibilities for offshore solar-hydrogen plants using Jinko Solar’s high efficiency and reliable Tiger Neo products, according to the company.
Compared to ground mounted systems, the BOS cost of floating solar PV plant is much higher on average due to floats, anchoring, mooring, and plant design. In addition, its operation and maintenance activities are generally more difficult to perform on water than on land.
Powerful, reliable and durable solar panels required
As a result, FPV projects require more powerful and highly reliable and durable panels as Tiger Neo, according to Jinko. These factors help reduce the BOS and O&M cost by 4-5% as compared to conventional P-type panels.
Did you miss that? Offshore floating PV: Sun meets the sea
“It is great to work with CIMC Raffles, the Chinese offshore engineering specialist, who is looking for ways to consolidate its position to diversify into a more versatile operation for energy transition,“ said Dany Qian, VP of Jinko Solar. (hcn)
See our video pv Guided Tours: Johanna Bonilla of Jinko Solar: More components from one hand