Free charge? Kyocera Solar Energy deeply involved in electric cars

As a convenient and environmentally-friendly future vehicle, electric vehicles are receiving more and more attention from companies. Electric Vehicle Times Network learned that the famous Japanese photovoltaic company Kyocera and German BLU "e" Solar Group GmbH have jointly built a new type of solar charging station, which can provide users with free charging service with a total installed capacity of 53.32kW.

According to the electric vehicle era network report, Kyocera Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Kyocera") installed high-efficiency solar cell modules on the roof of a parking lot in southern Germany. The system is designed and installed by BLU "e" Solar Group GmbH (German Solar Installations) and can charge electric cars and electric bicycles.

Electric vehicles and electric bicycles are popular in the market as an environmentally friendly means of transportation. With the increasing popularity of various electric vehicles, the demand for charging parking is also increasing. The solar battery charging parking lot is economical and environmentally friendly. This time, Kyocera's solar battery charging parking lot is installed, and users are provided with free charging services. A total of 248 Kyocera solar cell modules with an output of 215 W were installed in the parking lot, with a total installed capacity of 53.32 kW.

Kyocera solar cell modules have superior performance and high reliability, and the results of the "long-term continuity test" of the TÃœV Rheinland Group are proof of their performance and quality. The director of Werner Steinbrunner of BLU "e" Solar Group GmbH using Kyocera's solar cells emphasized that "it is the high quality of Kyocera products that has attracted us deeply."

For a long time, Kyocera is committed to continuously developing new uses of solar cells. For example, solar cells installed in the roof of a parking lot in San Diego, US, play a role in generating electricity and sunshading. Solar bicycle parking lots sold in Japan serve as electric bicycles. The role of charging; In addition, the multi-functional "solar canopy" jointly developed with Japan Sekisui Resin Co., Ltd. is installed at bus stops and street plazas and plays a role in protecting the sun from rain. The solar power system installed on the roof of the German recharging parking lot is another new application of the solar battery developed by Kyocera.

"Solar Bicycle Parking" and "Solar awning" are registered trademarks in Japan and are currently only sold in Japan.