New High Efficiency Modules from LG Electronics

The well known South Korean manufacturer just announced its new range of solar panels with high efficiency in producing renewable solar energy.

 Their new line of products now it is capable of achieving   an average of 20.6 percent and a 20.7 percent of maximum efficiency, this means that the huge LG Corporation is now a player in the big boys league, with some of the best technology on the solar panel market today.

 These announcements were made after in-house testing, they were made in LG’s labs, which are state of the art and certified by TUV and UL, under strict requirements and standard testing conditions.

Of course, these great results were made possible by huge investments in developing solar technology, the company has spent some hundreds of millions of pounds in their solar panel division but now there are results and the company hopes they will pay off in the end.

Mr. Michael Harre, the Vice President of the EU solar business Group of LG Electronics made the following statement:

"With our new G3 modules, we have recently introduced ultra-modern and extremely efficient modules which, thanks to their high performance and attractive design, will be well received by customers.

 He also mentioned: “With its recent progress, LG demonstrates that we have gotten even closer to the maximum capacity of solar cells and solar modules. We will continue to intensify our efforts in research and development in order to increase these achieved peak values and to strengthen our position as a pioneer in the solar industry. With our innovative solar modules, we want to serve the increasing demand for quality products for renewable energy as best as possible. "

 At the moment, LG Electronics is producing the 156x156 mm panels with monocrystalline p-type wafers, the current industry standard but starting with 2013 they intend to include in the line of production the new high efficiency solar panels I mentioned before.

 Let’s wish them luck and hope for a better world.

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