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  • Hybrid Floating PV Power Plant (photocredit: Heliorec)

Hybrid for Lake Purification: Floating PV and Aeration System

Polina Vasilenko, alumni of EUREC 2016/2018, founder and CEO of HelioRec recently installed worldwide the first hybrid floating PV and aeration system for the lake purification in Russia (Dagestan region). This project received the National Russian Ecology Award by V.I. Vernadsky in the nomination "Ecology of Water 2020".

On 13th of September 2020 the first in the world hybrid system for lake purification: floating PV and aeration system was installed on lake Ak-Gel. Lake Ak-Gel is located in the center of Makhachkala (Dagestan Republic, Russia) and it faces many serious ecological problems:

* Oxygen concentration is 3 times less than normal;
* Active algae growth;
* Water evaporation (area was reduced twice during the last 20 years).

Engineers from HelioRec, a Skolkovo innovation center resident, and Eco-Energy (project developers) invented the unique solution to solve these problems. Floating power plant with the total area of 150 m2 that consist of:

* 24 floaters with 295W photovoltaic modules (Solar Systems);
* 36 footpaths;
* 4 batteries;
* 4 aerators which can help to bring needed amount of oxygen to revive the lake within 1 year.

In the process of developing the first project of its kind in the world, engineers were required to apply fundamentally new solutions: aerators are powered by an autonomous solar generation with a 7 kW capacity based on a floating system, and “smart control technology” allows to control the power plant from a mobile phone.

The system could survive the first storm (19.09.2020) with wind speed more than 30 m/s (link).
Based on the results of the first installation, HelioRec and Eco-Energy will decide about increasing size of the power plant and further project development.
Info: heliorec.com

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