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Sunflare thin-film residential roof shingles to debut at Solar Power International

Sunflare thin-film residential roof shingles to debut at Solar Power International

Will the best solar shingle solution please stand up. Sunflare is rising from its chair at the 2018 Solar Power International (booth #2482) to debut its new, easy to install residential shingles . The photos look sharp, and Sunflare says these patent-pending residential roof shingles with snap-together electrical connectors allow for standard-roofing installation, simpler wiring and are 100 percent water-proof.

Wild We Roam | Youtube

Installing Solar Panels on Our Van (Van Build 21)

Installing Solar Panels on Our Van (Van Build 21)

This video was completely edited and uploaded on solar power!!! Lou and I are so grateful to have worked with Philip and the whole Sunflare team to make our solar power dream setup a reality. We have 3 Sunflare panels - two 134W panels and one 77W panel. We attached them with 3m double-sided tape and will go into which battery we use and our full electrical system in another video (once we iron out a few little kinks with our water pump.) Thank you again to Sunflare for giving us these panels. Ody would never have looked this sleek if it wasn't for your generosity.

K5News

Solar tents bring power to backcountry

Solar tents bring power to backcountry

Their latest success is tents coated in thin, flexible solar panels that generate enough power to run a refrigerator, phone, laptops, portable speakers, lights and more.

Cool Hunting

Graham Hill's Minimalist Single Family Tiny House Prototype, LifeEdited Maui

Graham Hill's Minimalist Single Family Tiny House Prototype, LifeEdited Maui

Maui is a perfect space for the challenge he set upon himself: build a minimalist, sustainable house for a whole family. Hill finished this "Ohana" house project, LifeEdited Maui in January. It is a prototype for an off grid residence, barely connected to any communal power or water system. It sustains itself through advanced and barely visible film-like solar panels from Sunflare, and collects water that is cleaned through the in-house filter system. In the bathroom he uses dry toilets from Swedish Separett, that don’t use any water and help build healthy soil on the property.

Inhabitat

LifeEdited’s newest home brings off-grid luxury to Maui

LifeEdited’s newest home brings off-grid luxury to Maui

If you loved LifeEdited’s shape-shifting Manhattan apartment from a few years ago, prepare to be stunned by the design consultancy’s latest project—an off-grid luxury Maui home that produces more energy than it needs. While LifeEdited:Maui is more than double the size of the transforming Manhattan project, the Hawaii home was likewise built to push the envelope in sustainable design. The home, built for LifeEdited founder Graham Hill, offers the top of the line in eco-friendly and space-saving amenities, materials, and technologies – from Sunflare solar panels to Resource Furniture murphy beds.

The New York Times

Off the Grid, on Maui

Off the Grid, on Maui

Building a stand-alone house also gave Mr. Hill the opportunity to play with the sort of green technology featured on TreeHugger but almost impossible to deploy in a Manhattan apartment. The standing-seam metal roof is covered with thin-film solar panels from Sunflare that are nearly invisible. They generate enough power not only to run the house but to charge Mr. Hill’s car (a 1973 Volkswagen Thing that he had Hawaii Off-Grid convert to an electric vehicle with recycled Tesla batteries) and his electric Magnum bicycles.

Treehugger

Vistabule teardrop trailers go off-grid with Sunflare flexible solar panels

Vistabule teardrop trailers go off-grid with Sunflare flexible solar panels

Spending quality time out-of-doors is not only fun, but science says it's good for our well-being too. For camping enthusiasts, there's many ways to camp in comfort beyond a regular tent, and a lightweight teardrop trailer is one of them. Minnesota-based Vistabule makes some very nice retro-flavoured gems, and they are now partnering up with flexible solar panel maker Sunflare (previously) to offer a teardrop that can go off-grid, allowing you to turn on lights, charge your devices and even run a small refrigerator -- all powered by the sun.

Digital Trends

Add solar power to your camper with this lightweight and efficient option

Add solar power to your camper with this lightweight and efficient option

The breakthrough that Sunflare has delivered begins in the manufacturing process, which the company says is the cleanest and most environmentally friendly in the industry. Using what it calls Capture4 technology, the new Sunflare solar panels are created on a cell-by-cell level, which improves both durability and performance. This also allows the manufacturer to do things like add bypass diodes to each individual cell as well, giving them the ability to turn themselves off when shaded without negatively impacting the performance of any unshaded cells around them. The result is better energy production even in shady conditions.

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