Fishers’ groups along with certain environmentalists and players in the tourism industry are calling for a second look at the installation of floating solar panels, currently being planned for Laguna de Bay and man-made Caliraya Lake.
The technology is relatively new, but initial studies indicate that floating solar panels may disrupt the aquatic ecosystem. Studies show it can potentially reduce oxygen levels, and the shade provided by the panels affects photosynthesis in aquatic plants, which can adversely impact water quality and the fish population. Algae eaten by fish could die. Scientists also advise against the construction of floating platforms in areas with unpredictable weather.
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