Swimsol

21/06/2026

1,180 kWp of rooftop solar at Finolhu in Baa Atoll. We always start with the roofs that are available — the most straightforward place to begin an island's shift to solar. The panels are built to last in the tropics: UV, salt, humidity.

15/06/2026

SolarSea® platforms on a Maldivian lagoon. Moored in place and built to move gently with the waves rather than fight them. It took years of testing in real marine conditions to get the design right — the sea doesn't follow the rules of dry land.

08/06/2026

A SolarSea® platform on its way to its final position.
We assemble the platforms on the island, then tow them out and moor them in place on the lagoon. In the Maldives, weather and tides can shift within hours, so plans are made and remade daily - a true challenge that our team has learned to accept as a daily reality.

Over 50 MWp installed.

01/06/2026

A quiet moment at the end of the day on site. Behind every solar installation in the Maldives is a multinational team working far from home, adapting daily to the sea and the weather. We're driven by a simple vision: a cleaner future for islands.

19/05/2026

This one is for our Team! We would not be here without our multinational, multicultural, multi-talented Swimsol family. Thanks to every single one of our team members: your hands make the clean energy transition happen, one small action at a time. 🌊☀️

04/05/2026

When we deployed our first floating solar platform in a Maldivian atoll in 2014, "offshore solar" wasn't really a category yet.
Twelve years on, Visit Maldives has written a piece about how floating PV is reshaping the country's energy mix — featuring SolarSea at Cheval Blanc Randheli (2.4 MW, ~USD 1.5M/year diesel savings) alongside our wider deployment across more than 50 resort islands.
It means a lot to be featured by the Maldives' official tourism authority.
Full article:

At Cheval Blanc Randheli, a large-scale floating solar installation, developed by Swimsol, now powers resort operations during daylight hours

23/04/2026

🌊 ☀️2.4 MW of floating solar powers Cheval Blanc Randheli in the Maldives — the largest PV array of its kind at sea in the Maldives. An estimated USD 1.5 million per year no longer spent on diesel.

You don't build something like this without a team and a shared vision. For over a decade, through tough weather and months on tiny islands with nowhere to go, 150+ people across Austria and Maldives kept showing up — because they believed this could work. Thank You - to every team member, every partner, and every one who believed and shared the vision! 🙏

The documentary tells the rest. 📹 Film by Mantrimas Šeškus (Instagram)