Solar Array & Site Layout
Regulations allow a maximum coverage of 40% for outdoor ponds and 80% for indoor facilities. Actual water surface coverage is determined after planning and discussion with the farmer.
Research shows 40% shading does not hinder growth. It helps lower water temperature and stabilize quality in summer, while providing protection against cold winds in winter.
No. Regulations require cleaning panels with pure water only—no chemicals. Panels must also have non-toxic certificates to ensure no hazardous leaching.
The conversion process involves no chemical or nuclear reactions, so there is no high-frequency radiation. Inverters produce minimal radiation similar to household appliances—lower than a mobile phone—and meet international interference standards.
Construction is calculated and certified by structural and electrical engineers. Systems are designed to withstand Level 17 winds (highest industry standard) and use corrosion-resistant materials like hot-dip galvanized steel to prevent salt damage.
Panels are regularly cleaned and maintained to prevent efficiency loss from dust or debris. Monitoring systems report issues in real-time, allowing for rapid repairs to protect power generation benefits.
Yes. A formal recycling system was launched in March 2020 by the EPA and Ministry of Economic Affairs. Panels are handled by qualified vendors according to standard environmental procedures.