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© Sabic Solar
Sustainability

Sabic and Solarge have developed lightweight and sustainable solar panels

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Sabic, a global chemical comapny, has participated in the development of lightweight, sustainable PV panels in conjunction with Solarge, a Belgian lightweight solar manufacturer.

© GoodWe
Building integration

A new lightweight BIPV product

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GoodWe has launched its latest product – the Galaxy series: A BIPV module designed specifically for industrial and commercial applications.

© Kalzip GmbH
Solar roof

PV system for 400-year-old monastery in Belgium

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Innovative solar technology and the protection of historical monuments are compatible: a 22-kilowatt PV system was installed on the Dominican monastery "Het Predikheren" in Mechelen in Belgium this summer.

© Hikmicro
Maintenance:

Thermal imaging module for smartphones

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Weighing only 26 grams, the Mini1 is a lightweight and cost-effective thermal imaging camera module for inspecting electrical equipment and solar systems.

© Sharp
Flexible solar:

Sharp achieves impressive efficiency with a flexible solar module

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Sharp Corporation has achieved a conversion efficiency of 32.65 per cent, the world’s highest to date, in a lightweight and flexible solar module.

© Sharp
Solar modules:

Lightweight solar modules with 108 half cells

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Sharp is expanding its module portfolio with two new monocrystalline per-half-cell modules: the NU-JC410 and the all-black NU-JC400B variant.

© Maxeon Solar Technologies
Maxeon Solar:

Lightweight solar module without supporting structure

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With the Maxeon Air, Maxeon Solar Technologies opens up new application possibilities for its proven premium product in the module market.

© Green Akku
Lightweight solar:

Glass-free solar modules that weigh next to nothing

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The new Lightair solar panels from Green Akku are characterised by their low weight. In the glass-free module, the individual cells are overlapped like roof tiles.