The world recently experienced a 13-month streak of record-breaking global temperatures. And as blistering heat waves punish communities across several continents, 2024 is on track to be the hottest year on record. Global average temperatures are now perilously close to exceeding 1.5 degrees C (2.7 degrees F) above pre-industrial levels, a threshold scientists warn will bring increasingly dangerous droughts, wildfires and other impacts of climate change. Researchers project nearly 3 degrees C (5.4 degrees F) of temperature rise by 2100 without significant action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Floating Man expands its operations in Europe!
We are excited to announce that Floating Man has established a representative within Europe to
enhance our reach and effectiveness in the region. With a focus on supporting our growing operations
and advancing our marketing efforts, this move underscores our commitment to providing innovative
floating structures tailored for renewable energy applications.
Our European presence will allow us to work more closely with local stakeholders, deepen partnerships, and bring our solutions closer to the communities and projects we serve. We look forward to making a meaningful impact and driving sustainable progress across the European market.
For more details, please contact:
Parsa Rahimi
International Sales and Marketing
EU WhatsApp number: +39 331 349 3111
UAE WhatsApp number: +971 50 369 2677
Email: marketing1@floating-man.com
Floodproof villas?
The firm’s structures become buoyant and rise with the water when it reaches 60 cm below the structures, harnessing the power of water pressure without using any energy, Floating Man’s CEO Mehdi Honarvar tells us. When the water level drops, the homes naturally settle back to their initial position thanks to gravity. The design uses specialized pontoons beneath the homes that enable buoyancy and 4-6 strategically placed bases around the building which provide anchoring to ensure the villas remain stable and secure during water level changes.
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Floating Man, a floating structures specialist in Dubai, has introduced a novel structure for offshore floating solar applications. CEO Mehdi Honarvar told PV magazine that the company is currently negotiating contracts for the deployment of the system.
“We are looking for a location that allows us to start a pilot project,” Honarvar said. “This kind of technology is unique as we talk about open sea. Many countries are currently looking to shift their focus from ground PV to floating PV.”
The company said in a statement that the novel structure can withstand winds of up to 160 km/h, with a lifespan of 30 years. It features a steel structure and corrosion-resistance coating. It will be supported by 30 floating pontoons.
“Those pontoons can create the highest safety during wind and hurricane,” said Honarvar. “We also have a patent for offshore floating breakwater, which, among other use cases, can supply additional protection for floating solar projects.”
Floating Man, a company based in Dubai, is in the midst of discussions to launch an innovative offshore solar structure. This structure, utilizing advanced floating technology, would span 900 square meters and have the capacity to hold around 200 solar panels.
Dubai’s Floating Man, a pioneer in floating structures, has unveiled an innovative offshore solar platform. The company’s CEO, Mehdi Honarvar, shared that they are currently finalizing deals for the system’s deployment.
Honarvar explained, “We’re exploring potential sites for a pilot project. This technology is groundbreaking, particularly for open-sea applications. Many nations are shifting from land-based to floating solar power.”
The company’s announcement highlighted the structure’s durability, withstanding winds up to 160 km/h and boasting a 30-year lifespan. It’s constructed from steel with a corrosion-resistant coating and relies on 30 floating pontoons for stability.