DNV
estimates
a
collection
of
the
arrays,
totalling
4,200
panels,
would
form
a
solar
island
the
size
of
a
large
football
stadium,
capable
of
generating
2MW.
Multiple
islands
connected
together
could
make
up
a
solar
field
of
50MW
or
more,
capable
of
producing
enough
electricity
for
30,000
people.
SUNdy
is
an
example
of
DNV’s
research
that
“can
help
illustrate
future
applications
for
solar
as
a
truly
sustainable
resource”
as
it
reaches
grid-parity
levels,
says
Bjørn
Tore
Markussen,
chief
operations
officer
of
DNV
Kema
Energy
&
Sustainability
Asia.
“We
firmly
believe
the
SUNdy
concept
offers…
