Sunlit Sea AS
Address Grønnegata 10, 0350 Oslo; website https://sunlitsea.no/about_us; industry energy. Develops floating solar technology using prefabricated serially connected solar panels. Profile says robust, heat-conductive aluminum back plates act as floats, with logistics solution integrated.
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SUNLIT SEA AS is listed at Grønnegata 10, 0350 Oslo, Norway; website: https://sunlitsea.no/about_us. It develops floating solar installations from prefabricated strings of solar panels integrated with robust, heat-conducting aluminium floats and a logistics system. Listed industry: Energy.
Related solution: “Sunlit Sea creates next generation of floating solar panels” — https://businessnorway.com/solutions/sunlit-sea-creates-next-generation-of-floating-solar-panels. Published 20 Mar 2023; updated 21 Sep 2026. The page marks the solution “Under development” and says the company was building its fifth prototype. It describes factory-prefabricated panel strings packed in shipping containers, shipped to the installation site and assembled in nearshore waters. Initial testing is said to indicate installation up to 17 times faster than conventional on-site methods. Quality checks in a controlled production environment are intended to catch problems before shipment, and reduced on-site work is said to lessen weather, financing and insurance exposure.
The design also uses marine-suited materials, power electronics and data analysis. The company describes a marine-specific performance ratio intended to help investors evaluate output and commercial viability. The page says floating solar can preserve land and that water cooling may improve panel performance by up to 15%, while also identifying higher system and engineering costs and anchoring as industry challenges. It notes low-profile installations may suit coastal urban and tourism areas and off-site fabrication can reduce high-risk construction work. The market section says floating solar was under 0.5% of global PV installations and cites over 300 floating solar parks; its stated 22% annual growth forecast runs through 2024 and is now historical. Sunlit Sea was founded in 2019, with Norway described as its testing market and Central America, the Middle East and Southeast Asia as target regions. The same page’s older late-2022 commercial-launch expectation should be read alongside its current “Under development” status. Listed SDGs: Affordable and clean energy; Sustainable cities and communities.
The company page also links to the article “Norway attracts global partners in sustainable innovation”: https://businessnorway.com/articles/norway-attracts-global-partners-in-sustainable-innovation.
Public contact: Per Lindberg, CEO; per@sunlitsea.no.