When most people hear the word "solar", they probably immediately think of those arrayed solar panels. And think that until then, traditional utility-scale and rooftop solar panels have dominated the solar market. But now the application range of solar panels can be wider.

  (1) BIPV solar energy technology

   BIPV, as the name suggests, seamlessly integrates into building architecture in the form of roofs, canopies, curtain walls, facades, and skylight systems. And BIPV solar panels systems enable homeowners to save on building materials and electricity costs. By replacing standard building materials with BIPV, you can reduce the additional cost of your solar panel installation system.

   BIPV technology offers the following benefits when used on building facades, atriums, deck floors, and canopies: increased energy efficiency, high thermal and sound insulation, clean and free solar output, reduced operating and maintenance costs, zero carbon footprint.

     Photovoltaic glass installed as a building material acts as an energy-generating device, allowing natural light in homes and offices, just like traditional architectural glass.

     (2) Floating solar farms

    Floating solar farms can generate large amounts of electricity without using valuable land or real estate. Floating PV panels cost less to install than land-based PV panels. Additionally, studies have shown that floating solar panels can generate up to 10% more electricity due to the cooling effect of water.

    In addition to producing clean solar energy, floating solar farms can help with water management. In addition, floating solar farms can prevent the production of harmful algae, thereby reducing water treatment costs. Additionally, the water below keeps the solar panels clean and minimizes energy waste.

   (3) Solar skin

    Solar Skin is a novel photovoltaic technology that integrates custom designs into solar panel systems. The solar skin technology is similar to advertising packaging displayed on bus windows.

   (4) Solar fabric

   Solar radiation is everywhere on Earth, so why not generate your own energy where it is needed? Imagine that in addition to producing solar power in a fixed location, you can also wear your own clothes while on the move.

   Researchers are developing solar-powered fabrics that incorporate solar energy into each fiber. These solar filaments can be embedded into your t-shirt, winter coat, or any other clothing to help keep you warm on the go, power your phone and provide energy for other needs.

   (5) Photovoltaic solar noise barrier (PVNB)

   The sole purpose of constructing a noise barrier is to design a cost-effective barrier that will effectively perform the function of noise reduction.

   Jiaxing Fuying Composite Materials Co., Ltd. is a mono solar panels manufacturer and supplier in China. The company owns the mono solar panel factory. It sells  PV solar panels, double glass modules and other products, and PVB composite functional films all year round.