World's Largest Floating Solar Power Plant to Be Inaugurated in Thailand and Promises to Revolutionize the Market: Watch the Video

World’s Largest Floating Solar Power Plant to Be Inaugurated in Thailand and Promises to Revolutionize the Market: Watch the Video

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/04/2021 at 16:06

Usina solar flutuante – Imagem: reprodução Google/Foto: vitzer

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Inauguration of the Largest Floating Solar Power Plant in Thailand Could Revolutionize the Market and Open New Opportunities for Investments

The new solar power plant in Thailand will supply an entire small town with its generation of electricity in the market. This plant is a sustainable solution for electricity production, which has found a new way to repurpose the properties of water to increase the productivity of solar panels.

Giant Floating Solar Power Plant in Thailand

YouTube video — **Presentation of the World’s Largest Floating Solar Power Plant**

The solar power plant in Thailand is set to open in June this year. The initial investment costs are $27 million.

After installation, the floating solar power plant in Thailand is expected to increase renewable participation by 37% in Thailand. The estimation is that by the year 2036, the share of renewable energies will increase by about 37% in Thailand. Each of the segments is approximately 130 meters long and over 30 meters wide.

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Thailand and the Renewable Energy Market

Thailand aims to expand its horizons in the field of clean energy sources with the creation of the new solar power plant. The country’s future plans consider various sources, especially solar, hydroelectric, and biomass energy.

Thailand is one of the leading developers of clean electricity in the region, and in 2016, the country entered the Top 15 globally according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) as the leader in Southeast Asia in solar energy use.

Solar Energy Market During the Pandemic

Despite the voracious effects of the pandemic, the solar energy market remained strong, especially in Brazil, achieving unlikely growth during this period and attracting new investments.

According to Aneel, Brazil recorded 74,428 new solar installations in the first half of last year (2020). The amount of energy generated is approximately 898 Megawatts.

The overall increase in the renewable market was due to the acceptance of the Brazilian public, especially companies, on how the use of solar energy could provide benefits.

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World’s Largest Floating Solar Power Plant to Be Inaugurated in Thailand and Promises to Revolutionize the Market: Watch the Video

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World’s Largest Floating Solar Power Plant to Be Inaugurated in Thailand and Promises to Revolutionize the Market: Watch the Video

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