CIGS panel factory
factory in Poland of thin-film photovoltaic cells using CIGS technology as early as 2024 . The level of advancement of laboratory work at Roltec allows us to develop the production of CIGS cells on a large scale, while maintaining the highest standards of quality and repeatability.
The project includes the construction and launch of a photovoltaic panel production plant, including a production and warehouse hall with a technological annex and a social part, as well as an office building with land development and the necessary technical infrastructure.
High-efficiency photovoltaic panels produced in the Wrocław factory will be a response to the growing demand of the renewable energy market. We want to fulfill our Mission to create a more sustainable future. We believe that our business and investment strategy will fit into the framework of the UN and EU Sustainable Development Policy, remaining a permanent basis for our approach to development and operational practices.
German technology (Solibro GmbH) implemented and constantly improved at Roltec allows for the commercialization of a revolutionary product that will have a significant advantage in every aspect (price, speed and ease of installation, efficiency, warranty, aesthetics) over silicon cells.
Aesthetic, frameless modules ensure stable energy production
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CIGS technology
Durability, effective operation and aesthetics make CIGS conquer the construction and construction market. Thin-film photovoltaic technologies practically use photovoltaics in urban space and landscape architecture (facade panels), creating ecological integrated BIPV (Building-integrated Photovoltaics) and BAPV (Building-attached Photovoltaics) solutions.
Thanks to high absorption even in low light and low temperature coefficient, CIGS modules are characterized by high efficiency even in difficult conditions. Non-toxic and safe cells are 98% recyclable. Roltec modules will be used primarily in traditional energy for enterprises (photovoltaic farms).
Copper Indium Gallium and Selenide, or CIGS, is a technology of thin solar cells (photovoltaic) based on the deposition of four elements (copper, indium, gallium, selenium) on any substrate. What distinguishes it from many other technologies is the best spectral response, i.e. radiation absorption. The great advantage of our technology is its high efficiency while using a small amount of material.