Australian Printed Solar Panels

Tindo solar is a designer and manufacturer of high quality and technologically advanced solar panels in australia and supply them all over the world.

Australian printed solar panels.

The printed solar technology is not as efficient as the silicon based one and degrades much faster. However there are many very good options available. Advocates of the new technology say it can revolutionise the way solar panels are made and distributed in australia and around the world. The tindo solar panel production line is highly automated and helping to create the next generation of high tech green advanced manufacturing jobs in australia.

There are just three demonstration sites at this scale that we know of anywhere in the world so australia has joined quite an elite group of global leaders poised to make this technology a commercial reality he said. The best solar panels are more efficient perform better and will operate for 25 years. In world first ultra cheap printable solar panels are launched in australia an inexpensive new kind of solar power has just been launched in australia and it could signal the start of a. Clear your conscience and start generating free energy today when you contact tindo solar and enquire about our popular solar panels in melbourne adelaide sydney perth brisbane.

Traditional rooftop photovoltaic solar panels use silicon to conduct electricity. So do they deserve the hype. But hype aside printed panels are less efficient than silicon based panels they only last a couple of years and making them isn t as simple as hitting print on your home computer. It is a word coined from the kaurna warra aboriginal language spoken by indigenous people in the adelaide plains.

Interestingly the company s name originated from tindo which means sun. Australia s first commercial installation of printed solar cells made using specialised semiconducting inks and printed using a conventional reel to reel printer has been installed on a factory. Our pilot scale roll to roll printing lines have successfully fabricated 30 centimetre wide flexible solar modules that can be cut to length. The university of newcastle professor has made this vision a reality creating the first printed solar site in australia.

The first demonstration project for printed solar is powering a light display in lane cove town centre on sydney s north shore with panels stuck on the roof of a covered walkway powering the entire set up.