Simple, powerful floating solar technology
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What we do
Wind and wave-resistant floating solar technology
Patented "hydro-lock" Feature
The idea of the "hydro-lock" is to keep water inside the floater, as water gives additional mass, therefore additional stability, without extra costs for ballast materials, such as metal or concrete.
Flexible Connectors
HelioRec utilises a combination of flexible materials, along with a unique design of the connectors between floating elements to help reduce mechanical stresses on the system as a whole.
Passive Cooling System
Keeping air gap between solar panel and floater allows for a more efficient power plant.
Machine Learning
HelioRec's ML algorithms predict energy generation, as well as optimise O&M
Circular Economy Approach
Recycled plastic is used for manufacturing the floating system, which reduces both the cost of the device and its carbon footprint.
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Our Specialty
Customisable technology suited to different applications
Our experts at HelioRec can design a floating solar system that fits your needs.
We can offer power plants in varying sizes, colors and shapes ranging from 10kW systems up to 100MW installations.
Our experts at HelioRec can design a floating solar system that fits your needs.
We can offer power plants in varying sizes, colors and shapes ranging from 10kW systems up to 100MW installations.
Our story
HelioRec was created in 2019 by solo-female founder, Polina Vasilenko.
Polina began her career in the oil and gas industry, mixing and pumping cement in the middle of Siberia. After 14 years in the industry, she was brave enough to change direction from the "black side" and apply her hands-on experience to renewable energy.
Solar is one of the most mature renewable energy technologies, but problems persist because traditional solar panels require a large amount of land that many countries do not have available.
The HelioRec team developed an idea for how to place solar panels on water in a cost- and eco-efficient way, specifically for near-shore locations (where 50% of the global population lives).
Polina began her career in the oil and gas industry, mixing and pumping cement in the middle of Siberia. After 14 years in the industry, she was brave enough to change direction from the "black side" and apply her hands-on experience to renewable energy.
Solar is one of the most mature renewable energy technologies, but problems persist because traditional solar panels require a large amount of land that many countries do not have available.
The HelioRec team developed an idea for how to place solar panels on water in a cost- and eco-efficient way, specifically for near-shore locations (where 50% of the global population lives).
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