Date: July 14, 2025
In the aftermath of Typhoon Danas, which caused damage to floating solar panels in southern Taiwan, industry groups have addressed concerns regarding the storm’s impact on the solar energy sector. Seven major solar power associations issued a joint statement clarifying that the damaged equipment accounted for less than 0.3% of the total industry capacity. They emphasized that the broken panels do not pose a pollution risk, and those over fish farms would not harm the aquatic life. Industry operators are collaborating with central and local governments to clean up, repair, and inspect affected sites. Additionally, they are providing temporary power and supplies to local residents to minimize the impact on the community.
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