Featured in A redrawn energy landscape – 05-2022

Flexibility on the line

With an uptick in interest from the building materials industry, manufacturers are preparing to meet demand for new products in the building-integrated PV segment. And with expectations for products to fit a range of sizes, shapes and even colors, production lines will need to be highly flexible in meeting the demands of architects and building owners. pv magazine spoke with several solar equipment suppliers to see how they are adapting tools and processes to serve a growing market.

By

Mark Hutchins

06 May 2022

Image: Onyx Solar

To realize much of its potential in providing a large chunk of the world’s electricity, solar will need to cooperate closely with other industries, from vehicles to agriculture to consumer electronics and more. In the early stages of cooperation, signs are that it is solar that will have to show the flexibility to integrate and …

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