The Austrian manufacturer's latest product removes conductor tracks from the front of the cell, freeing the surface for light absorption and broadening the design options for facades.
Outlook 2024: Sonnenkraft has long since established itself on the module market with the Kioto Solar brand. Managing Director Wolfgang Seidler knows what opportunities the further development into a full-range supplier offers with regard to the competition.
CEO Talk: Turning every building into a power plant for solar energy is the goal of the provider of complete solutions from Austria. Marketing Manager Dajana Scherr and Head of Product Management Electricity Rudolf Frank show which components are needed and what is new in the portfolio.
A double glass module with DIBt certification, a hub inverter for increased self-consumption, a Belgian module supplier enters the German market and a hybrid system that secures the electricity supply. These are our top products of the week:
The company Sonnenkraft has received general building authority certification from the German Institute for Building Technology (DIBt) for its double glass modules without frames.
Sonnenkraft from Carinthia in Austria is investing 8.5 million euros in a new production line for solar modules for building integration. The new modules are suitable for facades, terraces, carports, fences, balconies or roofing.
Sonnenkraft's flying roof covered with bifacial modules has won one of this year's Austrian Solar Prizes. The multiple use of the surface impressed the Eurosolar Austria jury.
The module manufacturer Sonnenkraft from Austrian town of St. Veit an der Glan in Carinthia has expanded its production building with a solar-roofed storage area. In doing so, they have paid attention to both aesthetics and high yield.
