Potential assessment of floating photovoltaic solar power in China and its environmental effect

Ji, Qianfeng; Liang, Ruifeng; Yang, Shiwei; Tang, Qi; Wang, Yuanming; Li, Kefeng; Zhang, Zhongwei

doi:10.1007/s10098-023-02503-5

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“…While some models predicted that FPV covering 10% of the recipient water body can lead to a reduction in evaporation ranging from 7% to 19% [41], other simulations predicted that 20% cover can lead to a reduction of about 62% on water evaporation. DO was also expected to decrease under FPV [34,37,46]. Additionally, FPV was predicted to induce changes in temperature and stratification patterns with the intensity of these changes being dependent on FPV cover [18,31,34,37,[46][47][48].…”

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“…DO was also expected to decrease under FPV [34,37,46]. Additionally, FPV was predicted to induce changes in temperature and stratification patterns with the intensity of these changes being dependent on FPV cover [18,31,34,37,[46][47][48].…”

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confidence: 99%