Where Land Is Expensive. Sunengy, Has An Idea

Sunengy is now teaming up with Tata Power,
. . . a subsidiary of the Indian giant Tata Group,
. . . to build India’s first floating solar power plant.
Sunengy estimates if India used just 1% of its
. . . 11,500 square kilometers of captured water
. . . it could generate the equivalent to
. . . 15 large coal-fired power stations.

Source:  fastcoexist  altenerg