Onyx Solar's Solutions for the First Time in Tektónika 2014, Portugal

Date: 29 May 2014

Source: www.onyxgreenbuilding.wordpress.com

Date: 29 May 2014

Lisbon hosted from May 6th to 10th the biggest Portuguese Construction and Civil Work Fair, where renewable energies and sustainable construction played the main role. Onyx Solar participated in Tektónika together with “Silva&Ventura”, its distributor in Portugal.

They were exposed innovative solutions such as the Onyx’s photovoltaic glass for floors and façades. Glass fastening systems from its Portuguese distributor were used to hold the photovoltaic glass.

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