Euronergy unveils lighter and more powerful solar panels
Euronergy unveils lighter and more powerful solar panels
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9 September 2025
The Dandelion range includes solar PV models that offer a power output that ranges from 410W to 430W
The Dandelion range is silicon-based
The dimensions of each module are 1,1736.6mm x 1,098.2mm and they weigh 5.2kg
Source: Euronergy
Dutch solar panel manufacturer Euroenergy has unveiled a new series of solar PV panels, which it says is more powerful and 30% lighter than standard designs.
Named Dandelion, the new panels offer a power output that ranges from 410W to 430W, significantly more than the average of 250W to 400W. They are also more efficient, with efficiency spanning from 21.7% to 22.2%, more than the industry average of 15-22%.
In a statement, Euronergy said the Dandelion lightweight series is based on the PEC/I-UBC technology.
It added that compared to glass modules, the Dandelion range is silicon-based, as well as the same size and offers the same power, at only 30% of the weight.
“Euronergy uses self-owned conductive back sheet and conductive adhesive for the cell connection and self-developed insulation encapsulation composite material for the insulation of positive and negative electrodes,” the statement said.
The dimensions of each module are 1,1736.6mm x 1,098.2mm and they weigh 5.2kg. Each module operates from -40C to 85C.
Euroenergy added that its lightweight and flexible modules are designed for buildings that can’t take conventional modules, such as curved roofs or roofs with insufficient load-bearning capacity. They can also be used for vehicles, including caravans, buses, lorries and trains.
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