Photo: ScotraAccording to Interesting Engineering , the facility provides 47 megawatts of power and is the country’s largest floating solar power plant housed on a multi-purpose dam.
The Imkha Dam already has a 50-megawatt hydroelectric power plant in operation . Combined with this power plant, the new complex allows solar energy to be supplied to the grid during the day and switched to hydroelectric power generation at night, maintaining a stable level of generation.
Instead of a standard grid layout, the system consists of 16 interconnected floating platforms arranged in shapes inspired by national symbols: the Taegeukgi (the flag of South Korea) and the mugunghwa (the national flower). This approach imbues the structure with both functional and cultural characteristics.
Once fully operational, the complex will generate approximately 61 million kilowatt-hours of renewable electricity annually. This amount is enough to meet the annual energy consumption of approximately 22,000 households—approximately 27% of all homes in Andong.
Google machine translated
https://www.zakon.kz/mir/6498116-v-yuzhnoy-koree-zapustili-krupneyshuyu-plavayushchuyu-solnechnuyu-elektrostantsiyu.html