DLC Electric began construction on a landmark clean energy project: the first municipally owned floating solar array in the United States.
Located in Cohoes, New York, the 3.2 MW system features 5,880 panels of 545 Wp each and will generate local clean energy while helping to reduce reservoir evaporation and algal bloom formation. The system also benefits from increased energy yield thanks to lower module temperatures and sunlight reflection from the water surface.
The mooring system was designed and supplied in collaboration with our partner Seaflex, ensuring the floating array remains securely in position throughout its lifetime.
Profloating manufactures its FLOTAR® floats in the United States, providing reliable local supply, high-quality standards, and seamless compliance with U.S. regulations. The FLOTAR® system is engineered and tested to support panels up to 710 Wp, including regional snow load requirements.
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