New 10kWp floating solar installed in the Port of Oostende

A new floating solar power plant was set up by Heliorec in the Port Oostende, Belgium in cooperation with Greenpipe International. The 10kWp floating solar project was built as a key part of the DUAL Ports EU-funded initiative. The system is designed for 44 m/s wind speed and 2 m waves. It already produces 50kWh of clean energy for the workshop where the old boat is being renovated.
Designed for 44 m/s wind speed and 2 m waves, the system includes:
- HelioRec™ wind and wave-resistant floating solar technology with “Hydro-Lock” stability feature
- 24 solar panels / 24 floaters and 40 footpaths based on circular economy approach
- GreenPipe cable protectors Snap Hardlock an Snap Panzar
- “HelioRec is proud to announce the completion of the new project. We installed the 10kWp floating solar plant on the 14th of January 2022 in the Oostende Port under the DualPorts EU program. Undertaking the project during the current challenging time has become successful thanks to the great support from all parties. It engaged 10 companies from 7 countries. The floating solar plant in Oostende port helps us to improve technology, step closer to commercialization, and contribute to building the clean and sustainable European ecosystem.“, said Polina Vasilenko, Heliorec´s Founder and CEO.
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