BlueNewables is participating in PV-bos GROW project, awarded with KSSP 2024 (Korea Spain Strategic Programme) grant, a Programme co-funded by the Centre for Technological Development and Innovation (CDTI) together with the Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology (KIAT). The PV-bos GROW project will be developed by a Korean-Spanish consortium in which TaiichiO & Wolf leads the Spanish group and ZENTECH the Korean one.
KSSP


Duration
2024 – 2027
Total investment
3.582.951 €
Total Aid awarded
2.435.003 €

Spanish consortium: TaiichiO and Wolf Projects, BlueNewables, ECOS, DOGRAM
Korean consortium: ZENTECH, SeAH, SPEC, IAE.
The aim of the project is to develop a modular and easy-to-install system that drastically reduces the cost of the floating solar system. The PV-bos GROW system is a high-quality product that will drive the solar energy market on a global scale.
- Innovative design of a modular floating solar system.
- Containerization of the design.
- Automation and robotized manufacturing and assembly processes.
- Virtual assembly.
- Creation of innovative “transport and assembly kit”.
- Deep analysis of potential markets with metoceanic data, solar resource and technical-economic feasiblity.
- Environmental impact avoidance.
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