Don’t throw caution to the wind
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After the outermost row had ripped off the wind-facing edge did not have any ballast anymore to counter uplift from wind. The modules and floaters began to curl-up with the result of an electrical fire.
Image: Solar Power Plant Business / Nikkei Business Publications
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