Astronergy has upgraded its ASTRO N7s residential solar panels with its 460 W power and 23% efficiency focusing on aesthetics and environmental impact. The new design removes grid lines from the solar cells’ corners for a sleek black appearance and utilizes 20% less silver paste in production. The ZBB-TF manufacturing process boasts lower process temperature, lead use, and zero VOC emissions. These improvements, combined with the panel’s previous power output of 450 W and 22% efficiency, are estimated to generate 20 to 45 W more clean energy, and shorten its carbon footprint by 26% compared to similar models. Astronergy has already shipped over 43 MW of these upgraded panels to the EU market earlier in 2024.
Astronergy enhances its ASTRO N7s solar panels
Astronergy has upgraded its ASTRO N7s solar panels to 460 W and 23% efficiency from 450 W and 22% previously. (Image Credit: Astronergy)
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