Eternit Is Looking for a Model Home to Install Solar Roof Tiles for Free

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 05/06/2023 at 12:37

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Eternit, A Well-Known Company in The Construction Industry, Plans to Install Solar Tiles in A Residence Free of Charge.

Eternit, a renowned company in the construction sector, is looking for a model residence to demonstrate the use and benefits of its solar tiles. The equipment features embedded solar cells that capture solar energy and convert it into electricity. This initiative is part of Eternit’s efforts to promote the adoption of sustainable technologies and foster renewable energy generation.

Find Out How to Participate in The Eternit Solar Tile Demonstration

Eternit is searching for a house to serve as an example for the community, practically showing how photovoltaic tiles can be integrated into a residential project. Interested participants in this pioneering project must fill out an online form available on Eternit’s website.

The selected residence will receive a free installation of the solar tiles, as well as all the necessary technical support for the project. The photovoltaic tiles not only generate renewable energy for the house but also help to reduce electricity expenses.

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Eternit Is Launching Its New Wavy Solar Tiles

Eternit recently launched its new line of fiber-cement photovoltaic tiles. According to the company, its products are interchangeable with common fiber-cement tiles and have a power of 142 Wp per unit.

The launch of the tiles is undergoing a judicial recovery process. The initiative is also great for those seeking new options for clean energy for their homes or businesses, since solar tiles can be an excellent way to obtain solar energy without compromising the property’s aesthetics.

In practice, the wavy solar tiles act as solar panels, converting sunlight into electricity while illuminating the environment during the day. This allows for the generation of clean electrical energy without supplying the property or sending excess power to the grid, generating credits for later use.

Get to Know Eternit

Eternit, a market leader in the roofing sector, operates in the construction systems sector. In addition, the company brings together the experience and quality of other companies, forming a united group.

The publicly traded company has shares on the B3, Brazil’s official stock exchange, traded on the Novo Mercado, and maintains the highest practices of corporate governance. The company seeks to develop, manufacture, and sell outstanding construction products and solutions, ensuring competitiveness, profitability, and sustainability of the business, with social responsibility and respect for the environment.

Eternit aims to be a diverse and profitable company in supplying products and solutions for construction. To maintain its leadership in the roofing sector and have a significant presence in other areas, positioning itself among the five most recognized brands in the construction segment. The company values agility, ethics, commitment to results, excellence, respect for the environment, customer focus, and transparency.

Eternit Is Looking for a Model Home to Install Solar Roof Tiles for Free

Eternit, A Well-Known Company in The Construction Industry, Plans to Install Solar Tiles in A Residence Free of Charge.

Find Out How to Participate in The Eternit Solar Tile Demonstration

Eternit Is Launching Its New Wavy Solar Tiles

Get to Know Eternit

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Find Out How to Participate in The Eternit Solar Tile Demonstration

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