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BioSolar to Launch Extended Line of BioBacksheets for PV Modules

BioSolar announced plans to produce an expanded line of BioBacksheets that are used for PV modules protection. The new line of BioBacksheets can be used for conventional c-Si PV modules. BioSolar produces bio-based materials that enable the cost of PV solar modules to be reduced.

Manufacturers of conventional c-Si PV modules will soon have a choice to select from two types of BioBacksheets depending on their cost requirements and durability. One of the types, BioBacksheet-C with multiple layers is for conventional applications and the other type, a monolayer BioBacksheet is used for premium applications. To meet the needs of existing as well as potential customers, the products were developed by the company.

These products are the latest to be added to the growing bio-based backsheet portfolio. These backsheet materials in addition to reducing the cost of solar PV modules will also to help to eliminate dangerous toxins that are found in backsheets manufactured using petroleum products.

The premium BioBacksheet will have monolayer construction, which eliminates the issue of inner de-lamination that are related to current petroleum-based backsheets, thus enhancing its long-term durability. BioBacksheets of all grades will be less expensive than the petroleum-based backsheets.

Source: http://www.biosolar.com

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