On April 22, the SOLAR-HYDRO 2024 Annual Forum was held in Antibes, France. Sungrow FPV was invited to attend the themed forum "Floating Solar PV on Dam Reservoirs and Solar-Hydro Hybridization," where it shared the advantages of its system solutions for hydropower station scenarios with participants. The discussion covered multiple aspects, including market potential, construction challenges, and case studies of floating PV projects on hydropower reservoirs.

Julia, the Country Manager, delivered a keynote speech titled "Project Experience Sharing About Hybridization of FPV and Hydropower Dam" at the event. Drawing on typical project cases from Sungrow FPV, she illustrated how the safety and stability of floating PV power plants can be continuously enhanced in hydropower station projects, with a focus on anchoring and system design.

The integration of floating PV with hydropower offers a clean and scalable renewable energy solution with clear advantages. Floating PV plants can tap into existing hydropower transmission infrastructure, lowering project costs. Since hydropower output can be affected by climate conditions—especially during drought periods—floating PV can step in as a complementary source. By coordinating generation in real time, hydropower stations can combine both sources into a reliable, steady, and high-quality power supply. Moreover, floating PV requires no extra land and helps curb water evaporation from reservoirs, adding notable environmental value.

Committed to the principle of "high returns, one-stop service," Sungrow FPV keeps customer needs at the core, offering floating PV solutions that maximize value and profitability. The successful delivery of several large hydropower-based floating PV projects demonstrates strong market endorsement of Sungrow FPV's superior solutions and responsive services. "We will keep technology and innovation at the forefront, developing even more efficient and dependable floating PV systems, and join our customers worldwide in shaping a zero-carbon, sustainable future," said Julia.