BIPV, or Building Integrated Photovoltaic, is a technology that integrates solar power (photovoltaic) products into buildings. The BIPV project realizes the integration of photovoltaic modules and buildings. The photovoltaic modules appear in the form of a building material, and the photovoltaic array becomes an integral part of the building. Such as photovoltaic tile roofs, photovoltaic curtain walls and photovoltaic lighting roofs. Since BIPV does not occupy additional ground space and has both the functional and aesthetic needs of the building, it is a new trend in the future development of building + photovoltaics. BIPV photovoltaic glass has various forms, flexible dimensions, and has excellent properties such as high transmittance and high strength. It is an important material for BIPV photovoltaic modules.

Thin film photovoltaic module is a new type of module formed by depositing cadmium telluride, copper indium gallium selenide or gallium arsenide on ultra-white float photovoltaic glass or flexible material substrate by co-evaporation method or sputtering method. Thin-film photovoltaic modules have the advantages of light weight, good weak light response, low temperature coefficient, and suitable for various complex and comprehensive scenarios. Thin-film TCO photovoltaic glass has high transmittance and high conductivity to sunlight, and is an important material for thin-film photovoltaic modules.

The group has a wealth of original color and white glass and deep processing technology, and has a deep TCO online coating process technology and talent pool, which can meet the diversified needs of building integrated photovoltaic projects (BIPV) and thin-film photovoltaic modules for glass. The project provides one-stop glass solutions.