Sharp Energy Solutions Europe and Olympic Engineering & Consulting announced their partnership, aiming to further advance the solar industry in Greece.
REC Group introduces the Alpha Pure-RX with 470 watts. It is the manufacturer's most powerful residential rooftop module to date. The Alpha module has a power density of 226 watts per square metre.
DAS Solar has announced the launch of its n-type bifacial double glass module in Georgia and a collaboration with local distributor Innovation Energy.
Module manufacturer Trina introduces the Vertex N 595W. The newly announced Vertex N module offers an output power of up to 595 watts, which is 30 watts more than conventional N-type modules on the market, according to the manufacturer.
The module manufacturer Win Win Precision Technology from Taiwan has now started selling the new E1 series.
The new glass-glass modules are equipped with interdigital back contacts that promise high efficiency. This is because disturbing shading and losses due to front contacting are eliminated.
The Click-on frame system from the Estonian manufacturer for building-integrated systems, Solarstone, is both simple in design and cost-effective.
Aleo Solar presents new formats of the Leo module series. For the rooftop modules, there is a variant that is shorter by one half-cell string. Both module sizes can be interconnected.
Solaredge Smart Modules combine integrated power optimisers with half-cell technology in one package.
The Chinese manufacturer of flexible and lightweight solar modules has commissioned the first expansion of its production capacity of 500 megawatts. Another 500 megawatts will have been added by June of 2022.
Q Cells’ latest integrated inverter and battery system, Q.Home Core, have jointly been showcased at the exhibition with the new Q.Tron n-type module. Q Cells has also exhibited its new low-CFP Q.Peak Duo M-G11 solar module in Montpellier.
Severe weather and hailstorms are becoming more frequent these days. Large hailstones can cause considerable damage to photovoltaic systems. What to do then and what is covered by the insurance, you can read in our tips that you should consider.
During the night from Wednesday to Thursday last week, Solarwatt in Dresden received new laminators - a total of 250 tons of machine technology. The heavy goods lorries rolled in, escorted by the police. The next morning, the giants were hoisted into the factory building.
This solar module from FuturaSun has its electrical contacts on the back (hence ‘back contact’), which means that there is nothing that covers the cell and therefore no shade and maximum light absorption.
A three-phase inverter that operates more quietly, integration of Fraunhofer charging points, a new mounting system for metal roofs and glass-free solar modules that weigh next to nothing. Here are our top products of the week:
The LG370N1C-N5 from the Korean manufacturer LG Electronics has 60 cells. The N-type solar module scores with a high efficiency of 21.4 per cent and an output of 370 watts.
The partnership between Yotta Energy and Flex will accelerate time to market for cost-effective, panel-level energy storage technology.
Trina Solar continues to drive collaboration across the entire value chain to achieve full compatibility with Vertex 210mm silicon wafer modules, designed to enable 600+ watts of output.
The WST-MG Gemini series of the German manufacturer Winaico reaches 375 watts and has a module efficiency of 20.6 per cent.
Aleo Solar has been manufacturing modules in Prenzlau for 20 years. This makes the company one of the few remaining specialists which still produce high quality panels in Germany.
Heating and air-conditioning technology manufacturer Vaillant presents product innovations for power generation with photovoltaics.
The Jaguar module combines three innovative technologies and a new format, and generates 445 watts from a module of a size smaller than its half-cut equivalents.
Certain locations require special solar modules: Near airports, highways, railroads, conservation areas, or residential areas, it may be necessary for solar modules to reflect as little light as possible.
LONGi has launched the next generation of their highly efficient solar modules: the Hi-MO 5, which comes with some exclusive and patented technology:
