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Solar capacity in development
Solar capacity awarded
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4.78MW floating solar project for the City of Healdsburg in Sonoma County, CA. The system satisfies ~8% of the city’s electric needs, reduces harmful algae blooms in the city’s water supply, and improves the quality of recycled water used by local vineyards and farms.
- 4.78MW, the largest floating system deployed in US
- Supplies 8% of Healdsburgs energy consumption
- 6.5 million kilowatt-hours produced Annually
- Reduction in algae population and blooms
- Increased water retention
- $Millions in savings for the City of Healdsburg
Holding back 1.6 billion cubic meters of water, the Urra hydroelectric dam is one of the largest in Colombia. Noria’s floating solar allowed Urra to meet its energy-diversification goals, as the solar system’s output is a natural complement to hydropower production. The system is the first of its kind in the country.
- 1.5 MW integrated with hydroelectric generation
- 1st system of its kind developed in Colombia
- 5,600 panels extending over 1.7 hectares
- Increased hydroelectric production from reduced evaporation
- Resilient energy generation through diversification