Telha solar com grafeno é sinônimo de sustentabilidade e economia

Graphene Solar Roofing Will Increase Adoption of This Energy Modality, Save on Electricity Bills, and Boost Sustainability

Written by Junior Aguiar

Published on 15/08/2021 at 22:50

CEO da Telite aposta em parcerias internacionais para impulsionar vendas da telha solar com grafeno | Foto: Telite

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Graphene Is a Revolutionary Material for Conducting Energy and Data. The Application of This Metal in Solar Roofs, Along with Other Technologies That the Carioca Company Telite Is Working On, Represents Real Potential for Generating Electric Power Through Solar Energy and Sustainability.

According to the CEO of Telite in an exclusive interview with CPG portal, Leonardo Retto, each 3.8 cm tile of the company’s technology generates 4.5Kwh per month in full sunlight and 2.8 in cloudy weather or just with thermal sensation. Therefore, considering that the Solar Tile measures 1.90 x 1.10, it is possible to install 50 tiles, reaching up to 225 KWh of solar energy in a month per solar roof with graphene.

It happens that graphene is capable of engaging in a phenomenon of electron friction applied in technology, causing it to generate energy even in the rain. Watch some videos of the manufacturing process of Telite below:

This material is 200 times stronger than diamond, a million times thinner than a human hair, and 100 times more conductive of data than current devices. In other words, it is superior to any material known in the market today. Therefore, the solar tile with graphene promotes a perfect combination of energy generation with sustainability through solar energy, which is renewable and clean.

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Solar Tile: A Technological Product for a Sustainable Future Accessible to All Social Classes

Sustainability through practices that do not negatively impact nature also contributes to social improvement among all classes. This is the concept of sustainability that countries connected to the United Nations should achieve by 2030.

One of the main actions is to eliminate dependence on fossil fuels and adopt clean energy generation, such as solar energy, which is free, clean, and easily captured here in Brazil.

The solar tile with graphene follows the same line as the conventional colonial plastic tile. Leonardo Retto is democratic in stating to our report that the manufacturing of this product is for all social classes.

“We believe from the already anticipated demand that we will quickly scale the market, as several companies in the conventional solar panel sector have also approached us for reselling our product, which is already an indicator of the market itself,” said the businessman.

Telite team involved in the manufacturing process of the graphene-based solar tile — Telite Team

Currently, Telite’s graphene solar tile is undergoing certification with Inmetro and Aneel. Soon, there will be an announcement of a multinational as a partner.

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According to Leonardo Retto, Telite has received an average of 250 emails from interested buyers of the graphene solar tile. In addition, meetings have taken place with eight countries, including the United States, Japan, Chile, and Portugal, as well as Mexico, where energy storage is not allowed, but it is believed that a hybrid system could work.

“Telite is already manufacturing its own graphene solar tile in polymer. And in the near future, the tile will already be the main conductor without needing any additional devices. This is already a reality in our production that has been made possible through a partnership with this large Brazilian multinational,” highlights Leonardo Retto.

How the Solar Tile with Graphene Can Benefit Small Businesses

Solar energy can be an ally in the economic recovery. Besides the sustainability aspect, photovoltaic systems provide savings on electricity bills, especially in distributed generation systems.

The notion that solar energy is only for the wealthy has been debunked; the solar tile with graphene is easy to install. The product measures 1.90 x 1.10, weighs only 5 KG, and has a lifespan of 80 years.

“Around 40% lower cost, much easier maintenance and installation, the highest generation per square meter, and a highly sustainable product with clean energy attached. This is what the new consumer is looking for,” emphasizes Leonardo Retto.

Graphene Solar Roofing Will Increase Adoption of This Energy Modality, Save on Electricity Bills, and Boost Sustainability

Graphene Is a Revolutionary Material for Conducting Energy and Data. The Application of This Metal in Solar Roofs, Along with Other Technologies That the Carioca Company Telite Is Working On, Represents Real Potential for Generating Electric Power Through Solar Energy and Sustainability.

Solar Tile: A Technological Product for a Sustainable Future Accessible to All Social Classes

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Graphene Solar Roofing Will Increase Adoption of This Energy Modality, Save on Electricity Bills, and Boost Sustainability

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How the Solar Tile with Graphene Can Benefit Small Businesses

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