Şişecam Participates in the RE+ Solar Energy Trade Show

Date: 4 September 2024

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RE+ Solar Energy Trade Show

Date: 4 September 2024

Şişecam, the only global player in all core areas of glass, will participate in the RE+ Solar Energy Trade Show, which will be held in Anaheim, United States on September 9-12, 2024. Şişecam will showcase its solar glass products.

Şişecam, the only global player in all core areas of glass, will take part in the RE+ Solar Energy Trade Show in Anaheim, United States on September 9-12, 2024. Şişecam will exhibit its solar glass products, featuring Sandy and Prisma designs used in photovoltaic modules.

During the four-day event that brings together industry professionals, Şişecam will not only display its solar glass products but also provide visitors with insights into the latest technologies and trends related to solar glass.

The special Anti-Reflective coating applied to the surface of Şişecam’s solar glass increases light transmission while minimizing reflections, leading to enhanced performance and higher efficiency in solar panels. Additionally, the tempering of solar panel glass boosts durability and protects the panels from environmental conditions.

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