After five years of intensive development, the French company Ciel & Terre has unveiled its Fusio floating solar system. This innovation is characterized by a modular honeycomb structure, designed to optimize the performance of the photovoltaic panels through a passive cooling system. Its architecture also allows for simpler and more economical operation, facilitating maintenance on large-scale installations.
Hexagonal design in floating solar system
The hexagonal structure of the Fusio system provides a more efficient distribution of the floating modules and improves air circulation underneath the panels. This effect contributes to a lower operating temperature, resulting in higher energy production. energy production.
The technology has been designed to adapt to markets such as India and Southeast Asia, where climatic conditions can affect the performance of conventional systems.
Fusio has been designed to meet the demand for gigawatt-scale floating solar projects. Thanks to its modular and lightweight system, the solution allows for efficient installation in reservoirs and large bodies of water. In addition, the simplicity of its assembly significantly reduces deployment times and logistical costs.
15 years of experience and applied R&D
The launch of Fusio is the result of the experience accumulated by Ciel & Terre since its creation and of a continuous improvement process based on the installation of floating solar systems. installation of floating solar systems in several countries. With a presence in more than 30 markets, the company has consolidated its position as a global reference in solar on water solutions.
The new platform represents a technical breakthrough aligned with the challenges of the energy transition. By combining thermal efficiency, functional design and scalability, Fusio presents itself as a robust option to enhance the development of renewable energy in regions with high solar radiation and available water resources.
Source and photo: Ciel & Terre
