Solar Solutions Group, the official provider of AEG solar products, participated in The Smarter E exhibition in Munich. The company claims its new Back-Contact solar modules, with 108 cells, achieve up to 470 Wp and offer 23.6% efficiency in both glass-backsheet and glass-glass versions. Additionally, the N-type glass-glass bifacial modules, compact with less than 2m² surface area, provide up to 455 Wp. For commercial installations, the new RM10 modules offer 580 Wp and 615 Wp outputs with 144 and 132 cells, respectively. The HV monobloc battery allows parallel connection of up to 10 batteries, reaching a total of 150 kWh and is compatible with various hybrid inverter models. The new AEG hybrid inverter, suitable for high voltage installations, pairs with the stackable AEG AS-BMH02 battery, offering a modular 5 kWh solution expandable to 40 kWh.
Solar Solutions Group at The Smarter E
AEG’s new Back-Contact solar modules offer up to 470 Wp with 23.6% efficiency and a 40-year exchange or refund scheme. (Image Credit: AEG solar)
Aiko and ACAP’s innovation addresses efficiency challenges in PV by transforming high-energy photons into multiple electrons. (Image Source: Aiko)
Pennsylvania’s solar pipeline includes 9 farms under construction and 480 queued projects, showcasing its renewable potential. (Image Source: Landgate)
CEC’s new assurance role includes forming a manufacturer working group and transparent reporting for industry progress. (Image Credit/Source: Kindel Media/Pexels)
UNSW researchers found that a 75-25 chlorine-bromine mix optimally enhances performance in perovskite solar cells. (Image Source: ScienceDirect)