Grist has an article about a floating solar cell array on a retention pond in New Jersey, and talks about other places where floating solar is being used.
It is not that big an array, as it is a pretty small body of water, yet it is still said to be America's largest.
I presume America's great lakes are far to susceptible to wild ocean-wave like conditions to consider floating solar on them, but they must have lots of other smaller lakes and dams where it is possible.
I still say it is an obviously good idea.
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