News from SoliTek

SoliTek updates its EU-made modules with higher power and improved efficiency, allowing the same capacity with fewer panels. The upgrade supports streamlined installation and reduced balance-of-system needs, accompanied by a transition in glass technology. The higher power ratings allow increased energy generation from the same roof area without expanding the physical footprint of the installation.

A new solar-integrated noise barrier pilot has been completed along the E80 highway near Rome, adjacent to the ANAS Smart Road Center, incorporating high-efficiency bifacial photovoltaic modules supplied by SoliTek. The installation, developed by ANAS in cooperation with GSM Continental as the main contractor, demonstrates how sound-mitigation structures can also contribute to renewable energy generation.

SoliTek has received the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) certificate for a selection of its solar panels, marking an important milestone in expanding its presence in the UK renewable energy market.

For SoliTek, sustainability is not just about producing renewable energy solutions but also about ensuring that the way those solutions are made leaves the smallest possible footprint. In 2024, we continued to strengthen our leadership in sustainable solar manufacturing, setting new standards in durability, inclusivity, and transparency. But we don’t just talk. Here are our biggest accomplishments and recognitions below.

SoliTek introduces a full-black solar modules with matte-textured front glass, engineered to drastically reduce glare and meet the most demanding visual and functional requirements. This new satin-glass technology achieves exceptionally low light reflection - just 3,600 cd/m² at a 10-degree angle, whereas the typical low-glare module reflects around 10,000 cd/m².

SoliTek is proud to announce that our solar modules have been officially included in List A of Italy’s ENEA Register of Made-in-EU PV Modules. This inclusion confirms SoliTek's full compliance with the manufacturing and origin requirements needed to qualify for public tenders, incentive schemes, and procurement frameworks in Italy that favor or mandate EU-made products.