Ultra-thin solar cell system, can be attached to all surfaces with tape only

This is the most significant technological achievement of the energy industry in recent times. Solar panels have now become ultra-thin, light and can be applied to any surface with tape only.

A solar cell product with a compact structure, easy to move and more effective than previous generations has been introduced by a company called Sunflare.

This solar cell easily glides onto every surface like a car's building or roof.

The company founder, Mr. Len Gao and the development team have created special solar panels that can be assigned to all surfaces with only double-sided tape. The thickness of these solar panels is only a few micrometers, easily glued to any surface such as a building or car roof.

Sunflare said the technology will soon change the face of the solar industry. Gao said the research and production process has lasted for 16 years. The product has many advantages compared to many traditional battery technologies in terms of mobility, weight and energy efficiency.

The thickness of these solar panels is only a few micrometers.

The structure of batteries includes copper, indium, gallium and selenide. The company claims that each of these batteries can generate 10% more electricity and 65% lighter than other batteries. Above all, the cost of each cell battery is quite cheap, only about 1.07 USD / watt.

The application of this compact solar panel is very large, because they can be attached to many hard-to-reach surfaces compared to conventional solar cells.

Typically, solar companies rarely produce solar panels that are cheaply priced due to expensive materials and chemicals. However, Sunflare has the edge with other competitors thanks to proprietary Capture4 solar technology .

The cost for each cell battery is quite cheap, only about 1.07 USD / watt.

Sunflare's battery manufacturing technique uses less toxic chemicals like cadmium or lead. The company also uses less water, even waste water after production can be easily processed and recycled.

Sunflare is looking forward to the future of the product, and claims to be launching a large-scale production line this summer. Sunflare's solar cell products are currently not commercialized. However, the company hopes to sell products soon.