Solar power generation lobster farming in Northeast China

Where is China's largest fishery & photovoltaic power project located?

China has built its largest fishery and photovoltaic complementary power project in the city of Wenzhou in eastern Zhejiang Province. The Taihan project covers a surface area of approximately 4.7 square kilometers, with photovoltaic power generation on top and fish farming underneath.

Can a solar plant atop a fish pond in China?

Concord New Energy, a Chinese company that specializes in wind and solar power project development and operation, has installed a 70 MW solar plant atop a fish pond in an industrial park in Cangzhou, China’s Hebei region, according to an initial report from PV Magazine.

What is the world's first floating wind & solar & fish farm?

Shanghai Electric Wind Power Group has unveiled what it says is the world's first floating wind, solar, and fish farm combination.

Does China have a commitment to building renewables projects?

The stark contrast in construction rates illustrates the active nature of China’s commitment to building renewables projects. Utility-scale solar and wind power capacity in construction, by country Utility-scale solar and wind power capacity in the top ten countries broken down by status, in gigawatts (GW)

Does Trina Solar support fish and shrimp aquaculture?

The project, which is situated on a pond, also supports fish and shrimp aquaculture. Trina Solar supplied 670 W solar panels for the installation. China's Concord New Energy has deployed a 70 MW solar plant on a fish pond in an industrial park in Cangzhou, China's Hebei province. The project features Trina Solar's 670W Vertex PV modules.

What is the world's first floating wind turbine & solar farm?

Shanghai Electric Wind Power Group has unveiled what it says is the world’s first floating wind turbine, solar farm, and fish farm combination. The hybrid floating wind, solar, and fish farm – or aquaculture – project is in the National Marine Ranching Demonstration Zone near Nanri Island, a fishing island in Fujian Province, China.