Overview
- The 1.87 MW Skipp-Float installation at the Jais gravel pit is expected to generate roughly 2 GWh of electricity annually for the on-site industrial user.
- Modules stand vertically in east–west rows separated by at least four-meter water corridors to maintain light penetration and air exchange across the lake.
- A keel-like substructure anchored about 1.6 meters below the surface stabilizes roughly 2,600 panels, with a floating power cable feeding a shore connection point.
- The array covers 4.65% of the lake and complies with the Federal Water Resources Act, with a planned 1.7 MW second phase keeping total coverage under 10%.
- Early operation cut the site’s grid consumption by nearly 60%, while company monitoring reports no adverse ecological effects and notes habitat formation; SINN Power also claims readiness for offshore deployment.