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In fact, this is also related to the specific types and methods of fish farming. In terms of breeding types, for the most shade-loving breeding products such as shrimp, blue crabs, soft-shelled turtles, river crabs, yellow catfish, and sand catfish, photovoltaic panels block the sunlight and lower the water temperature, which is the best choice.
It is particularly noteworthy that the model of breeding under photovoltaic panels has also directly reduced the breeding costs of local farmers: the rent of crab ponds is borne in part by photovoltaic enterprises, and the rent price of farmers has been reduced from the original 1,000 yuan/mu to the current 200 yuan/mu.
In a salt field shrimp breeding area in Binzhou, Shandong, which was once praised by CCTV, the photovoltaic panels of the "fish-light integration" project were installed in a 25° tilt angle fixed manner, which can not only achieve the best power generation effect, but also shade and cool the shrimp pond.
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The PV panels prevent 89~93% of solar radiation from reaching the pond surface, leading to a cooler water temperature by an average of 1.5 °C. This can be beneficial in maintaining optimal conditions
At the same time, placing photovoltaic panels above the fish farms solves an important logistical problem: finding free areas that can be exploited. A photovoltaic fish farm is a win-win
The Datang Yixing Yangxiang 80MW fish-light complementary composite photovoltaic power generation project in Yangxiang Town, Wuxi, Jiangsu, also laid photovoltaic panels above the
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