Photovoltaic laminates

Photovoltaic laminates

Have you heard about peel and stick solar panels?  Actually, photovoltaic laminates and shingles are not your typical solar rooftop installations.  Many would say that they are significantly superior for the following reasons:

  • lower cost
  • greater efficiency
  • easy, convenient installation
  • no rooftop penetrations
  • easy to remove
  • no use of polysilicon
  • extremely durable
  • shadow and high-heat tolerant
  • aesthetically-pleasing

Photovoltaic laminates are flexible and lightweight, encapsulated in UV stabilized polymers.  They come in sheets, or as solar shingles.  Simply perfect for the property owner that does not want large solar panels marring their roofline.

One of the largest manufacturers of flexible solar modules is UNI-SOLAR.  As stated on its website:

UNI-SOLAR is the only flexible photovoltaic product produced in commercially viable volumes. Our performance is proven with over 250MW installed worldwide.  UNI-SOLAR laminates are offered through a world-wide network of roofing manufacturers and solar system installers.

The solar laminates are particularly ideal for use on metal roofs.  Consider the product for installation on both commercial and residential metal roofs, barns, parking structures, awnings, and more.

As with “traditional” solar roof panels, you can receive federal, state and/or local tax credits and incentives for photovoltaic laminates and shingles.  Lower your upfront cost, and then enjoy free solar electricity thereafter!

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2 Responses to “Photovoltaic Laminates and Shingles”

  1. Peel and stick? Haha, that’s awesome. It’s amazing how creative and innovative people are. Systems that are easy to install like this will make the future of solar much brighter I think :)

  2. I have an idea for a item that can utilize this product in every home in every office building, school, ….everywhere and anywhere …..easy to install….please contact me!

    mcmattera@live.com

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