News From Manufacturer of Solar Panels from EU

SoliTek has officially opened a new production facility in Vilnius. During the opening ceremony, the only production line for Nova smart batteries in the Baltic States was also launched, with the first battery module produced in just 7 minutes. Speaking about the advantages of the smart energy storage system or battery Nova, Mr Sakalauskas pointed out that it can store up to 40 kWh of energy, which is one of the largest capacities of home batteries on the market.

Since spring 2021, SoliTek has been actively engaged in solar panel research, with a focus on long-term outdoor performance testing. The company's research primarily centers around comparative analyses of Bifacial and Monofacial glass/glass module technologies, both enhanced with advanced nanocoatings. These coatings offer anti-reflection properties and effectively prevent dust accumulation, which is crucial for maintaining efficiency over time.

Solitek has recently launched its latest product: 370 W bifacial dual glass solar panels designed specifically for carport applications. These panels are constructed with durable 3 mm glass on each side and supported by an anodized aluminum frame. They have been certified for overhead glazing by the German Institute for Building Technology (DIBt) and boast a class 4 hail resistance.

Solitek steps into the forefront of sustainable home energy solutions with the launch of SoliTek NOVA battery system. This innovative, smart residential battery, crafted in Europe, is designed for stackability and boasts an impressive energy storage capacity of up to 40 kWh, positioning it as one of the top contenders for storage capacity in today's market.

In a significant stride towards enhancing the synergy between Malta and Lithuania in renewable energy, SoliTek, a pioneer in the sector, was honored to host the President of Malta, Mr. George Vella, at its administrative and production facilities on February 28th. This prestigious visit underscores the shared vision and commitment of Lithuania and Malta towards achieving net-zero targets within the renewable energy landscape.

SoliTek just announced findings from recent series of module durability tests. These tests, which compared EVA and POE encapsulants, have shown stark differences in module durability, with POE encapsulated modules demonstrating significantly enhanced longevity. The preference for glass-glass modules plays a significant role in influencing the decisions of module makers regarding encapsulants.