Monocrystalline panels have a high power output, occupy less space, and last the long. With one the highest efficiency rates and slightly less affected by high temperatures.
Polycrystalline solar panels, made by melting raw silicon, with a blue, speckled appearance, offers a faster and less expensive alternative to monocrystalline panels.
Flexible and less expensive option, manufactured by placing one or more films of photovoltaic material (silicon, cadmium or copper) onto a substrate. Less affected by high temperatures.
This type of solar panel uses a triple layered technology like those used in many devices. The amorphous silicon solar cells are very viable inexpensive to produce.
Biohybrid solar cells are intended to mimic the photosynthesis process found in nature. They have the potential to be the most energy-efficient solar gadget to be developed.
Low-cost Cadmium Telluride cell allows for a shorter payback period. CdTe uses the least amount of water in its production thus keeping carbon footprint as low as possible.
This multi-junction type system is one of the most efficient solar panels, with great performances and efficiency rates. Uses solar tracker inside its panel for following the sun to increase energy production.
Similar to monocrystalline cell with the addition of a passivation layer in its rear surface to enhance efficiency. Captures more solar energy with a smaller physical footprint, very ideal for compact spaces.
CIGS panels use a thin layer of copper, indium, gallium, and selenium deposited on a glass or plastic backing to produce high energy efficiency, similar to those of the crystalline silicon panels.
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