Eternit Uses Intersolar, Latin America's Solar Energy Fair, to Showcase Its Latest Photovoltaic Tile Launches

Eternit Uses Intersolar, Latin America’s Solar Energy Fair, to Showcase Its Latest Photovoltaic Tile Launches

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 25/08/2022 at 07:35

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The Company Eternit Is Using Its Space at the Intersolar South America Fair to Present the Future of the Solar Energy Market in Brazil, Its Latest Launches of Photovoltaic Tiles That Promise to Make the Production of the Resource Even More Efficient.

Throughout its participation in the Intersolar South America fair, which will conclude this coming Thursday (25/08) in the state of São Paulo, the company Eternit is presenting its latest launches of photovoltaic tiles. They utilize a unique system in the Brazilian solar energy production market, allowing for more efficient application of the resource-capturing module over the tiles, enabling better quality in energy generation.

Intersolar South America Features the Presentation of Eternit’s New Photovoltaic Tiles to Boost Solar Energy Production in Brazil

With the strong growth of the renewable energy production sector in the national market over the last few years, the company Eternit has been investing in new equipment for the solar energy sector.

Now, the company takes advantage of its space at the Latin America’s solar energy fair, Intersolar, to present the new acquisitions in its product portfolio marketed in the sector, the photovoltaic tiles.

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New Line of Photovoltaic Tiles Presented at Intersolar Ensures More Quality and Efficiency in Solar Energy Production

The company Eternit commented on the efficiency of its new line of photovoltaic tiles in the solar energy market and highlighted that “The BIG-F10C model offers greater flexibility in installation, on already constructed roofs or renovations using the BIG concrete tile from Tégula. The PLANA-F15 has a power of 15Wp (Watt-peak), uses a gauge of 34 cm, and requires just under 10 pieces/m². The larger area of the tile occupied by photovoltaic cells makes the model the most powerful in power/coverage area comparison.”

Regarding the BIG-F11 tile model, Eternit states that it is an evolution of the BIG-F10, thus optimizing the capture of rays for solar energy production in residences and other buildings.

Additionally, the new product offers a total of 20% more power compared to the first, with 11Wp (Watt-peak), with an average final output of 1.4 kWh/month.

Thus, the company Eternit continues investing in improvements in its products for solar energy systems and has been gaining more space in the renewable market in Brazil, becoming a reference in large parts of the country regarding its operations in the sector.

Eternit Uses Intersolar, Latin America’s Solar Energy Fair, to Showcase Its Latest Photovoltaic Tile Launches

The Company Eternit Is Using Its Space at the Intersolar South America Fair to Present the Future of the Solar Energy Market in Brazil, Its Latest Launches of Photovoltaic Tiles That Promise to Make the Production of the Resource Even More Efficient.

Intersolar South America Features the Presentation of Eternit’s New Photovoltaic Tiles to Boost Solar Energy Production in Brazil

New Line of Photovoltaic Tiles Presented at Intersolar Ensures More Quality and Efficiency in Solar Energy Production

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