With experience from tests with the Blue Solar MVP plant, we are planning to scale up the solution with the design, construction, and testing of the Blue Solar- pilot. The Pilot -is a floating solar power plant with an installed capacity of 75 kWp. We are planning for sales to a significant international market for floating photovoltaic (FPV) energy production.
Off-grid coastal industries currently using fossil fuels are prime targets for Aksoli. Norwegian aquaculture, reliant on diesel, is an early- stage market. With the high international standing of Norwegian technology providers, global off -grid and hybrid markets transitioning from diesel are likely to follow. As Blue Solar’s capex drops, microgrid and utility-scale markets are expected to adopt it.
New offshore operations will drive the development of Blue Solar’s offshore solutions.
Over the past years, the aquaculture sector has made significant strides in adoptinggreener production practices. Despite this progress, a large part of the industry continuesto rely on diesel-powered generators.
This reliance on diesel results in the generation of 651,970 tons of CO2 annually.
The levelized cost of diesel-powered aquaculture is estimated to be higher than 5NOK/kWh, with the additional cost of the CO2 footprint being negligible.
By transitioning to solar energy, aquaculture can achieve a substantial reduction in bothoperational costs and carbon emissions, paving the way for a more sustainable future.
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Visiting address:
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