Solar First Entered the Japanese Market with Low-E BIPV Photovoltaic Glass

Since 2011, Solar First has been dedicated to the development of building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) glass and its practical project applications. Its BIPV solutions have earned multiple invention patents and utility model patents.

Solar First has partnered with Advanced Solar Power (ASP) under an ODM agreement for as long as 12 years and has become ASP's general agent across Asia, the Americas, and the United Kingdom.

(Project Location: University of Cambridge)

Since its founding, Solar First has consistently remained a leading designer and developer in the global BIPV solution application field. With its technical backing, Polysolar UK, the UK agent, won the 2021 Energy Award for its BIPV applications on a number of well-known buildings in the UK and overseas territories.

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One of Solar First's customers in Malaysia, Nanopac (M) Sdn Bhd, with the support of its technology and products, received the Invention and Innovation Award in 2019.

In 2021, Solar First supplied products and solutions for Hong Kong's first BIPV photovoltaic curtain wall and skylight project (Headquarters of the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department).

The cadmium telluride (CdTe) photovoltaic glass of Solar First has been certified by globally renowned institutions such as TUV SUD (TUV), British Standards Institution (BSI), and Micro Power Generation Product Certification Scheme (MCS).

Solar First has successfully introduced Low-E photovoltaic glass: Building on the traditional design of cadmium telluride photovoltaic glass, Solar First has innovatively applied Low-E glass. This technology can effectively block the heat transfer between indoors and outdoors caused by thermal radiation, thus lowering energy consumption. Meanwhile, Low-E glass features high light transmittance (≥80%) and low reflectivity for visible light in sunlight, and its optical performance is far superior to that of traditional coated glass.

Solar First entered the Japanese market with its advanced vacuum Low-E BIPV photovoltaic glass. The glass substrates of its cadmium telluride photovoltaic glass and vacuum Low-E photovoltaic glass both adopt products from Asahi Glass Company of Japan, integrating Japan's cutting-edge technology into its own high-tech offerings.

On February 11, 2022, Solar First signed an exclusive agency agreement with the well-known Japanese company モリベニ Co., Ltd. (Moribeni Co., Ltd.), granting it the role of general agent for the company in Japan.

モリベニ Co., Ltd. (Moribeni Co., Ltd.) is a leading enterprise in the industry specializing in solar power generation products and LED products, and is also a pioneer in BIPV applications in Japan, enjoying a strong reputation.

Solar First has always adhered to the corporate vision of "New Energy, New World" and remains committed to the cause of environmental protection and energy conservation. The company is fully confident about the future application prospects of its vacuum Low-E BIPV photovoltaic glass in the Japanese market.