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California to build solar panels over canals following UC graduate's research | News - Vimarsana News

California to build solar panels over canals following UC graduate's research | News

A consortium in California has announced its ambition to construct a network of solar panels over a segment of the state’s canal system. The project, named Project Nexus, will build on research by a UC Merced environmental engineering graduate, which we originally reported on back in May...

Solar panels over canals? California's Turlock Irrigation District is giving it a shot - Vimarsana News

Solar panels over canals? California's Turlock Irrigation District is giving it a shot

Conceptual rendering of solar panels spanning the 110 foot-wide TID Main Canal The Turlock Irrigation District (TID) announced Project Nexus, a pilot

Solar-paneled canals getting a test run in San Joaquin Valley - Vimarsana News

Solar-paneled canals getting a test run in San Joaquin Valley

Research by a UC Merced graduate student has led to the nation's first pilot project that puts solar panels over water canals.

TID: Solar panels to top canals in first in the nation project - Vimarsana News

TID: Solar panels to top canals in first in the nation project

A small portion of Turlock Irrigation District's canals will be part of a first-of-its-kind project that puts solar panels over canals.

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Solar-over-canal project announced in California - Vimarsana News

Solar-over-canal project announced in California

Project Nexus is a pilot project that aims to build solar panel canopies over a portion of Turlock Irrigation District's existing canals to operate and research a how water-plus-energy can meet California's