L R AS Published on Saturday 21 April 2018 - n° 230 - Categories:mise sur le marché

RGS Energy va fabriquer des panneaux PV à bardeaux

La technologie de Dow Chemical va être utilisée par l’américain RGS Energy. Celui-ci fait appel à des

fabricants chinois pour se procurer des composants. RGS Energy sera en mesure de produire des bardeaux solaires photovoltaïques qui seront posés sur le toit d’habitation. 

RGS Energy doit obtenir la certification UL avant de pouvoir commercialiser le nouveau système de couverture aux Etats-Unis.

         

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