Tenesol is showcasing its latest architectural innovations and residential photovoltaic solutions and services at Solarexpo 2011, 4 to 6 May in Verona, Italy.
At the company“s stand, in Hall 7b, Boo…
Tenesol is showcasing its latest architectural innovations and residential photovoltaic solutions and services at Solarexpo 2011, 4 to 6 May in Verona, Italy. At the company“s stand, in Hall 7b, Booth G6.1, exhibits will include: TE Lumex Design: A custom-made dual-glass module that gives architects the freedom to create unique PV and building designs. It can be tailored to suit almost any project requirement including size of module, cell layout, coloured glass, installation structure and more. S-TE Integra: A reinforced integration system that enables seamless integration of small residential systems to match the highest possible feed-in-tariffs in Italy. It features a slim, lightweight design and is completely watertight. S-TE Integra Max: The same reinforced installation system but designed for large rooftops. TE 220 range: The first range of Tenesol modules to achieve a positive tolerance. They offer a power tolerance of 0/5 Wp and are made at the company“s manufacturing plant in Toulouse, France. TE 290 300: The largest and most powerful PV module that Tenesol creates. A 300-Wc monocrystalline module also made in France. Tenesol has offices in Rome and Milan, and operates as both an EPC contractor for professional markets as well as working with a distribution network to handle the residential sector and smaller installations. The company recently completed its first turnkey project in Italy, a rooftop installation at a farm in Sicily, and is now working on its second. Tenesol also has an exclusive partnership with NWG, Italy“s largest photovoltaic installation company, to deliver its photovoltaics systems up to 50 kWp. With four GW of new instillations predicted in 2011 and much discussion over the new feed-in-tariff, we are keeping a close eye on the Italian PV market, says Claude Escala, European Director of Tenesol. This year“s Solarexpo will be an exciting chance to discuss future PV opportunities with visitors.