AquaPV Toolset: Revolutionizing Floating PV Deployment in the US

INL Software; Tyler Phillips; Tanveer Hussain; Juan Gallego-Calderon; Mucun Sun

AquaPV Toolset: Revolutionizing Floating PV Deployment in the US

INL Software (Photographer), Tyler Phillips (Developer), Tanveer Hussain (Developer), Juan Gallego-Calderon (Developer), Mucun Sun (Developer)

Integrated Energy Technologies

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The AquaPV Toolset is an innovative application for supporting the techno-economic analysis of Floating Photovoltaic (FPV) systems in the United States. It provides insights into the feasibility of FPV projects on US reservoirs regulated by FERC, USBR, and USACE and estuaries, making it valuable for policymakers, developers, utilities, and financial firms. Key features of AquaPV include an environmental assessment, FPV techno-economic analysis, and the technical potential of FPV in U.S. reservoirs. AquaPV combines comprehensive analysis, strategic planning support, and user-friendly interface to facilitate the deployment of FPV systems and support renewable energy initiatives in the US.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2024

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