5MW PV Project for Shrimp Feeding System in Ecuador

Commercial & Industrial

In 2022, Eco Green Energy completed a 5MW PV project to power a shrimp feeding system along the Ecuadorian coast. The project utilized EOS Mono 330W panels to support AQ1 automatic feeding systems, which rely on the sound of shrimp chewing. This on-demand feeding technology is revolutionizing shrimp farming in Ecuador by improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact.

Challenge

The main challenge was to provide a reliable power supply for the AQ1 automatic feeding systems. The remote coastal locations required a stable energy source to ensure the feeding systems operated without interruptions, critical for maintaining shrimp health and productivity. Additionally, the project needed to address the harsh coastal environment, which could affect the performance and longevity of the solar modules.

Our Solution

Eco Green Energy deployed durable EOS Mono 330W panels designed to withstand the coastal environment’s humidity and salt exposure. The project included robust infrastructure and advanced monitoring systems to maintain consistent energy production. By integrating these high-efficiency solar panels, the shrimp feeding systems could operate reliably, enhancing shrimp growth and reducing environmental impact. This solution not only supported the aquaculture industry but also promoted sustainable energy use in Ecuador’s shrimp farms.

The successful execution of this 5MW PV project highlights our capability to deliver impactful renewable energy solutions tailored to specific client needs.

 

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Installed Capacity

5MW

Connection date to the grid 

2022

PV module power

EOS Mono 330W

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