Tenesol, the global solar power provider owned by energy giants TOTAL and EDF, today launched its most advanced and powerful photovoltaic (PV) panel at Intersolar 2010 in Munich.
Now the company’s flagship module, the new 250 Wp offers optimised surface area and increased efficiency. At Intersolar it is being showcased along with the Tenesol’s wide range of capabilities in turnkey solar solutions for both the professional and consumer markets.
“We are delighted to launch our most powerful PV panel at the solar industry’s premier exhibition,” says Claude Escala, European director at Tenesol. “The German solar market is the dominant force in the industry and Intersolar’s vast scale reflects its importance in our industry. We are committed to advancing PV technology and to delivering Total Quality in every step of our work."
Tenesol is also highlighting its role as a key supporter of the much anticipated Sol-ion project, which aims to develop an efficient energy storage and management solution for solar generated electricity. An international press conference presenting the Sol-ion project was being held today at Intersolar.
