SolarDuck B.V. (the Netherlands),Tokyu Land Corporation (Japan) and Everblue Technologies Inc. (Japan) are pleased to announce that their proposal for Japan''s first offshore floating solar power generation and automated sailing boat technology demonstration has been selected as of November 4, 2022, as part of the Tokyo Bay eSG Project, an
Le isole Pitcairn (in inglese Pitcairn Islands; in pitcairnese Pitkern Ailen) sono un arcipelago composto da quattro isole vulcaniche, situato nell''oceano Pacifico meridionale. Il nome deriva da quello dell''isola di Pitcairn, l''unica isola abitata e dove si trova il capoluogo Adamstown/Adamstaun n il nome ufficiale di Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands
SolarDuck is a Dutch-Norwegian company that is pioneering the technology to bring solar PV to the seas, and we are looking for talented individuals to join our team. As a spin-off of Damen Shipyards, a leading Dutch shipbuilder, SolarDuck was founded in 2019 by a team of experienced entrepreneurs from the maritime industry. We are headquartered
SolarDuck is a Dutch-Norwegian company that is pioneering the technology to bring solar PV to the seas, and we are looking for talented individuals to join our team. As a spin-off of Damen Shipyards, a leading Dutch shipbuilder, SolarDuck was founded in 2019 by a team of experienced entrepreneurs from the maritime industry. We are headquartered
Following an EU commissioned study in 2017, the EU agreed to fund a Renewable Energy project for Pitcairn to replace fossil fuel with Solar Power under the EDF 11 Regional Envelope and we have been working with our partners in New Caledonia who manage the project on behalf of the four Pacific EU Overseas Territories.
Photo credit: SPC/Adrien Lauranceau-Moineau Pitcairn Islands, a group of five islands with a total area of 47 km2 and which constitute one of the most remote archipelagos in the world, turn to safer, greener energies that best meet the needs of the population. Pitcairn''s authorities have launched a renewable energy project designed to replace fossil fuels with
Teal is a 100 kWp OFPV Pilot, adapted from the Merganser design for the local site conditions in Tokyo, Japan. Tokyu Land Corporation (Part of the Tokyu Group) is the project partner. Assembly will be performed next to the installation site by KCCS
Why is it important: Optimal power output of available space at sea; Connecting multiple platforms allows for scaling; Less mooring lines per plant reduce installation costs; How did we solve it: Low mooring forces due to floater
Launched in April, SolarDuck''s first pilot ''King Eider'' consists of four triangular shaped units, which are mounted by 156 solar panels and deliver a combined electrical output of 64 kWp to the grid. Upon realizing that solar
RWE and floating solar company SolarDuck have partnered to explore the commercialisation of SolarDuck''s offshore floating solar PV (FPV) technology by trailing its potential in harsh
The global biological value of the marine ecosystems of the Pitcairn Islands is outstanding, and deserves strict protection and recognition. A large no-take reserve, while allowing for traditional small-scale uses, conserves this unique environment, attracts scientific and conservation interest in studying and protecting the area, and also increases tourism to the islands, all of which
2024年5月9日、東急不動産株式会社とSolarDuck B.V.は、京セラコミュニケーションシステム株式会社との連携のもと、国内初となる洋上での浮体式太陽光発電の技術実証に向けて、「洋上浮体式太陽光発電設備」の海面への設置を完了したと発表した。
Ned Young (b c. 1762, d 1800 on Pitcairn), mutineer from the famous HMS Bounty incident, and co-founder of the mutineers'' Pitcairn Island settlement. Teraura (b c. 1775, d 1850 on Pitcairn), Tahitian noblewoman and tapa weaver, ''partner'' of Ned Young, Matthew Quintal and Thursday October Christian I.
SolarDuck B.V. offers sustainable solutions to meet the world''s growing energy demands, especially in the offshore space due to the need for decarbonization and limited land area. SolarDuck''s technology offers an attractive value proposition in a wide range of user cases, from islands in the Sunbelt to hybrid offshore parks in the North Sea
Discovery of Pitcairn Island . Captain Philip Carteret first spotted Pitcairn Island in 1767 but couldn''t land due to rough seas. He miscalculated its location, marking it miles away from its true position. Years later, Captain Cook showed some interest, but it wasn''t until the Bounty mutineers arrived in 1790 that the island gained attention.
SolarDuck aims to deploy 1GW of renewable energy by 2030 with its offshore solar technology and recently formed a European consortium to facilitate the research and development of offshore solar
The global biological value of the marine ecosystems of the Pitcairn Islands is outstanding, and deserves strict protection and recognition. A large no-take reserve, while allowing for traditional small-scale uses, conserves this unique
In addition, SolarDuck is working closely with TNB in Malaysia on a project under development offshore Tioman Island. Projects show traction and provide an ideal growth venue for OFPV and SolarDuck in the region "The So larDuck technology has great potential in Japan and the region.
SolarDuck energy plants were born to be part of the critical energy infrastructure for regions and communities worldwide. Our commitment to durability and predictability is evident in every aspect of our designs. With decades of offshore experience, SolarDuck employs a meticulous approach to the development of its cutting-edge technology.
Tokyu Land Corp. and SolarDuck B.V., in collaboration with Kyocera Communication Systems Corp., have completed the installation of Japan''s first offshore floating solar photovoltaic (OFPV) power plant on the sea surface as part of the Tokyo Bay eSG Project, an initiative of Tokyo''s Policy Planning Bureau.
Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification (TIC), has delivered an Approval in Principle (AiP) to Dutch renewable energy company, SolarDuck, for its offshore floating solar solution ''King Eider''.
Pitcairn postage stamp, c.1940, with helpful map. The Pitcairn Islands as a group of islands in Oceania. Pitcairn Island (main island) (Henderson Island; Ducie Island; Oeno Island; Situated in the South Pacific Ocean, about one-half of the way from Peru to New Zealand, they are one of the most remote sites of human habitation on Earth. [1] [2]The only inhabited island, Pitcairn, is at
Launched in April, SolarDuck''s first pilot ''King Eider'' consists of four triangular shaped units, which are mounted by 156 solar panels and deliver a combined electrical output of 64 kWp to the grid. Upon realizing that solar energy is the cheapest and most efficient form of renewable energy for many cities, islands, and regions
The mutineers turning Bligh and some of the officers and crew adrift from HMS Bounty on 29 April 1789. Adamstown, the only settlement on the Islands. In 1790, nine of the mutineers from the British naval vessel HMS Bounty, along with the native Tahitian men and women who were with them (six men, 11 women, and a baby girl), settled on Pitcairn Island and set fire to the Bounty.
Our cutting-edge technology features interconnected triangular platforms that create stable floating islands. These platforms are elevated above the waves, ensuring that the electrical and photovoltaic (PV) systems remain protected
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Bureau Veritas has awarded Dutch-Norwegian renewable energy company SolarDuck the world’s first Prototype Certification for its floating offshore solar technology, as applied in SolarDuck’s 0.5 MW pilot “Merganser”. It marks a significant step forward in the development of marine renewable energy technologies for offshore applications.
Bureau Veritas (BV) has been actively supporting SolarDuck in its pioneering efforts to develop floating solar solutions. The certification of the Merganser prototype follows the approval in principle (AiP) granted for its floating structure.
First pilot ("King Eider") launched in April 2021 and successfully connected to grid. Floating solar platform has obtained certificate of design from Bureau Veritas. Mid 2023, SolarDuck will launch the offshore pilot "Merganser", which will be located in the North Sea.
Launched in April 2021 in IJzendoorn in the Netherlands, SolarDuck’s first pilot dubbed ‘King Eider’ consists of four triangular-shaped units, which are mounted by 156 solar panels and deliver a combined electrical output of 64kWp to the grid. The structure holds the solar panels more than three meters above water level.
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