Fred. Olsen 1848 has successfully deployed a 124 kW pilot floating solar project in Risør, Norway, showcasing its key achievements in concept scaling, panel module assembly, and efficient infrastructure installation. The BRIZO floating solar solution, designed for ocean adaptability, moves to the next phase for a 3 MW commercial project, leveraging insights gained from the pilot. Key features include individual solar module movements, adaptability to environmental forces, a simple design, and cost-efficient O&M with an integrated catamaran vessel.
Fred. Olsen 1848 advances floating solar technology with pilot project in Norway
Caption: The BRIZO solution, designed for adaptability, moves towards a 3MW commercial phase in harnessing solar power (Image Credit: Fred. Olsen 1848)
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