In Short : The biggest producer of solar modules in India, Waaree Energies Ltd., has unveiled a new line of Flexible Light-Weight (FLW) solar modules. A new era of distributed solar applications will be ushered in by these panels, which are intended to increase solar adoption across curved surfaces such as walls, rooftops with poor load-bearing capability, railway infrastructure, metro station façade, and gasoline pump canopies.
Urban Versatility Meets Lightweight Design
These flexible modules require only about 8 kg/m² of roof strength and are up to 70% lighter than traditional glass panels. They are also less than 3.5 mm thick. They are perfect for delicate and unusual installations throughout cities and intricate infrastructure since they may be directly bonded to surfaces without the need for penetrative mounting, which lowers structural complexity and minimizes leakage.
Urban Deployments using Performance Engineering
The panels have robust low-light performance, IP67-rated junction boxes, ETFE front sheets, and power outputs of up to 500 W with module efficiency close to 18%. Because of this, they are ideal for transit zones, urban canyons, and other settings with fluctuating lighting, promoting solar dependability and resilience.
About Waaree Energies Ltd.
One of India’s top producers of solar PV, Waaree Energies Ltd., innovates in both traditional and flexible formats. Their dedication to increasing access to sustainable energy is reflected in their new FLW solar modules, particularly in demanding urban and transportation settings where lightweight and flexible design are crucial.
