FLOATOVOLTAICS INDIA 2021

Floating Solar Floatovoltaics (FPV) is a new and exciting application of solar PV technology. Conceptualized to overcome land availability issues, the technology has started gaining traction worldwide and is expected to grow strongly over the coming years. As PV system prices fall and reliability improves, there is more and more pressure to find suitable sites for grid-tied centralized systems, especially in areas where land use is a critical restraint, and FPV offers an attractive alternative to land-based systems. Though Floating solar is a 300 GW opportunity for India, The Government of India has set an ambitious target to add 10 GW of floating solar capacity by 2021 which can be achieved by using only 10-15 % use of available water bodies. This makes it an approximate 10% of the total solar energy capacity addition.

FLOATOVOLTAICS INDIA 2021 is guided by its focused agenda sessions meant to to offer the biggest virtual platform for an excellent dialogue between key Government Agencies, Project Developers, Asset Owners, EPC Installers, Service Providers, Equipment Providers and other key stake holders to debate on Exploring Floating Solar Market in India, Opportunities and Challenges in Floating Solar, System & Module Technologies and much more. This One day program is an interesting mix of in-depth insights, valuable networking, advanced deliberations and preparing everyone for this growing industry.

Key Points Of Discussion:

• What key milestones have the floating solar industry now reached?
• What new opportunities does this progress unlock?
• What is The Appetite Of Government & PSUs
• What Design & Engineering Challenges Are Needed To Be Mastered?
• What Additional Equipment Requirements Apply?
• How To Mitigate Environmental Challenges?
• Why is A Harmonized Standard Approach Needed in The FPV Industry?
• How to Build a Proper Regulatory Framework and Setting up a Synergy Between Solar PV and Hydropower Plants?
• Key Considerations For Developing a Bankable Floating Solar Projects