The future of energy is on water!

The efficiency and operation of floating photovoltaic systems using NRG Island technology are not significantly affected by high temperatures. The proximity of the water surface helps maintain a lower ambient temperature. This is due to the high thermal capacity of water (which absorbs and releases heat slowly) and the convective air movements that are generated near its surface. As a result, the photovoltaic panels do not overheat and can operate at higher efficiencies.

Heavy rainfall does not compromise the integrity of the system.

NRG Island floating systems are extremely versatile and can be installed on a wide range of water bodies, including:
• Abandoned quarries
• Dams
• Lakes
• Rivers
• Reservoirs of hydroelectric plants
• Basins

Any unused body of water represents an opportunity to generate clean and renewable energy, making use of surfaces that would otherwise remain untapped. In some cases, the installation can also hybridize existing energy sources (e.g., hydroelectric plants), increasing the overall efficiency of the site.

NRG Island technology is designed to ensure very rapid installation times, without the need for heavy lifting equipment.
Thanks to its modular and lightweight structure, it adapts with great flexibility to any site conditions, without limitations related to access to the water body or the shape of the shores. This makes installation possible even in complex or hard-to-reach locations.

Yes, NRG Island technology is one of the floating platform with the widest compatibility with photovoltaic modules available on the market.
Thanks to its modular and adaptable structure, it can accommodate virtually any panel model, regardless of:
• Size and format
• Power and technology (monocrystalline, polycrystalline, bifacial, etc.)
• Mounting system

This flexibility allows the customer to freely choose the panel that best suits their technical, economic, and supply needs, without constraints imposed by the floating structure.