Convalt Energy
S37 · Source summary

Glass-glass technology and durable solar-module design

A manufacturer’s announcement explains the technology behind its next generation of glass-glass modules.

Meyer Burger’s Intersolar Europe announcement introduced its proposed Panel+ portfolio, combining heterojunction solar cells with glass on both the front and rear of the module.

Glass on both sides

The company described Black, White and Clear variants intended to combine durability, consistent weight and high power output. The release positioned glass-glass construction as a way to protect the cells while retaining the benefits of heterojunction technology.

Materials and testing

Meyer Burger stated that its module portfolio contained no lead and was certified PFAS-free. It also described internal testing based on IEC and UL standards, alongside planned frame-corner improvements intended to reduce dirt accumulation.

Technology context

The announcement outlined future IBC and perovskite tandem-cell development. This reference provides background for Convalt’s illustrative solar-module presentation; the product claims and launch plans in the release belong to Meyer Burger.

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