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September 3, 2025
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September 4, 2025
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Emilsen Fisk
Alotta, in partnership with Norwegian salmon farmer Emilsen Fisk, is currently deploying the world’s northernmost floating solar power plant, a 160 kW Alotta Solar Hybrid 120 system at the Båfjordstranda fish farm in Trøndelag. Supported by a 45 % grant from Enova’s Climate and Energy Fund, this innovative setup repurposes fish farm pens as floating solar platforms and is expected to produce between 80,000–90,000 kWh annually, significantly cutting reliance on diesel generators, reducing CO₂ emissions, and improving on-site conditions.Country:
Norway
Customer:
Alotta and Emilsen Fisk
Commissioning:
March 2025
Capacity:
160 kWp
Tier
2
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How does the system perform in extreme weather conditions?
Ocean Sun’s system is engineered to withstand harsh marine environments, including storms, strong winds, and typhoons with wind speeds up to 275 km/h. The flexible membrane and low-profile design reduce wind drag, while the mooring system secures the platform to prevent displacement during extreme weather.
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