Shingled battery module manufacturer

What is shingled module?

Shingled Module pioneers the application of low temperature adhesive in shingle modules. No additional micro-cracks and power degradation is <0.5% after a mechanical load test of 8100Pa at room temperature.

Can shingling be used for bifacial solar panels?

Furthermore, like many other PV module advancements, shingling can be combined with glass-glass and bifacial techniques. Since more of the module can be covered by solar cells, shingling is a very suitable method for bifacial modules.

What is shingling in cell-to-Module (CTM)?

Shingling is another advancement used to obtain cell-to-module (CTM) gains, the technique eliminates the need for interconnecting ribbons and hence reduces resistive losses. The main difference with other techniques is the aesthetic nature of shingled modules.

How do shingling PV cells work?

Shingling PV cells follow the same process for shingling roof tiles on a rooftop, however, standard cell formats cannot be used. It involves slicing complete cells along the busbars and forming interconnections by placing the rear busbar of one slice over the busbar of the next slice.

Should bifacial modules be shingled?

Since more of the module can be covered by solar cells, shingling is a very suitable method for bifacial modules. More light can be absorbed and ‘back-escape’ losses can be reduced, which normally occur when light passes through the gaps in traditional bifacial modules. Shingling also faces some challenges.

Will shingled solar panels increase market share by 2029?

Although companies such as Solaria and SunPower have made a considerable push for shingled modules, the International Technology Roadmap for Photovoltaics (ITRPV) predicts a small increase in market share of about 10% by 2029 .