Kyocera TCL Solar LLC has started construction of the world's largest 13.7 MW floating solar power plant on the Yamakura Dam reservoir in Chiba Prefec.

Kyocera has introduced a new 0.5mm-pitch floating board-to-board connector series (F/P*1 = 170%) for high-speed 16Gbps data transmission. Sold under the 5652 Series designation, these connectors can ...

Ciel et Terre says that since its frames keep Kyocera's solar panels cool, the floating plant could generate up to 20 percent more energy than a typical ground system does.

They are part of Kyocera’s plans to develop floating installations for reservoirs across the country, totaling approximately 60MW by the end of March 2015. Kyocera and Century Tokyo Leasing jointly ...

Electronics and ceramics manufacturer Kyocera has announced the development of a 13.4MW floating solar power plant in Japan which will be the world's largest floating solar array. The solar farm, on ...

Kyocera has begun work on the long-awaited floating solar farm in Japan's Chiba prefecture, which they say will be the world's largest of its kind.

While the concept of a floating solar farm sounds revolutionary, France’s Ciel et Terre—a partner on the project and supplier of panels—has had a floating farm since 2011.

The Kyoto-based industrial group and its partner, Century Tokyo Leasing (CTL), first announced plans for the project about a year ago, via their Kyocera TCL Solar venture.. France’s Ciel et Terre is ...

Kyocera TCL Solar LLC will develop and operate utility-scale floating solar power plants utilizing Ciel et Terre’s Hydrelio© floating solar platforms in two installations, totaling 2.9 ...

Kyocera TCL Solar LLC has completed work on a 21.1 MW solar PV plant in Japan’s Hagi City. Operations have also begun on five of the company’s floating solar power plants. Meanwhile, in light ...

Kyocera Corporation is to develop a 13.4MW floating solar power plant in Japan. Kyocera has teamed with Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation to create a joint venture, Kyocera TCL Solar, to develop ...

Kyocera to build 2.9MW floating PV A joint venture between Kyocera and Century Tokyo Leasing has started developing 2.9MW of floating PV capacity at two sites in western Japan, including the world’s ...