Case study
Storage in a floating solar installation
Floating solar installation across two bodies of water, to jointly manage energy and store surpluses for local use.
The challenge
- Solar production in two separate locations with different profiles.
- Environmental and logistical constraints of a floating installation.
- Need for a single integrated storage system.
- High requirements due to corrosion, humidity, and access.
The solution
- 1 MWh centralized system to stabilize and store energy from both plants.
- Analysis of generation curves from each lake to size power and capacity.
- Robust design with enclosures prepared for damp environments and safe access.
- Remote supervision and energy prioritization algorithms.
- Ready to expand storage up to 3 MWh.
The result
- Joint management of two plants from a single system.
- Higher performance thanks to smart storage.
- Fewer curtailment losses and a more stable grid delivery.
- Ready for future expansion if the plants grow.
- Reliable operation with minimal maintenance.
