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Switzerland installs 1,400 solar panels on a lake and keeps them underwater for six months: this is how its surprising system works
Clarín · western europe
A photovoltaic plant installed in a Swiss Alpine reservoir was designed to adapt to an unusual phenomenon: every year the water level drops and the structure rests on the bottom for almost six months.
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