The SILK® Pro series of modules includes three new colour versions: Silver, Orange and Red, for maximum architectural versatility.
FuturaSun has once again expanded its range of solar panels to include three new coloured versions of its most successful line, SILK® Pro, a monocrystalline panel with 120 PREC multi-busbar, half-cut cells, specially designed for the most demanding architectural solutions.
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FuturaSun announces that its monocrystalline photovoltaic modules were selected to be installed on the roof of Lyngson, SIA ’s building manufacturing water heating radiators in the city of Olaine, which is currently the largest solar panel installation ever completed in Latvia.
Padua, Italy, July 12, 2021 (Solar Business Hub) — FuturaSun announces the completion of a solar PV project by AJ Power for Danish company M.P. Socks SIA at its manufacturing facility in Latvia, featuring 708 FuturaSun Silk Pro 370 monocrystalline PV modules with a total capacity of 262 kW mounted on the ground and roof.
Padua, Italy, June 2, 2021 (Solar Business Hub) — FuturaSun announces its participation at SNEC 15th International Photovoltaic Power Generation and Smart Energy Conference & Exhibition which will take place from the 2nd to the 5th of June 2021 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre in China.
Padua, Italy, May 21, 2021 (Solar Business Hub) — FuturaSun announces it has extended the warranty for its Zebra series of back contact monocrystalline PV modules from 10 to 25 years ensuring long-lasting performance and reliable return on investments.
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Padua, Italy, April 8, 2021 (Solar Business Hub) — FuturaSun’s photovoltaic modules were selected by Genius Watter to power the off-grid desalination plant on the island of Boa Vista in the Cape Verde Archipelago, which is supplying the rural community of Varahdinha with drinking water and water for agricultural use.
Padua, Italy, February 27, 2021 (Solar Business Hub) — Eurostat figures show that Northern-European countries are keener on using renewable energy such as Latvia where the gross consumption of renewable energy sources (RES) amounts to 41.0%, which is the third-highest share of RES in the European Union (EU) after Sweden and Finland.
Latvia’s primary renewable energy sources are biomass and hydropower, however, solar power opportunities are also being developed even in low-radiation areas where photovoltaics is still convenient and efficient. Such is the case of the 200 kW ground-mounted system installed by Latvian energy company AJ Power for the fish-canning company Banga Ltd at its factory to reduce the company’s costs over the long term.
