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Novel Mechanically Robust and Environmentally Stable Light‐Weight Colored Photovoltaic Modules Based on Composite Polymer Backsheets

Christophe Ballif, Antonin Faes, Umang Bhupatrai Desai, Marie Amélie Camille Courtant
2025

Abstract

Reliable and esthetically pleasing lightweight photovoltaic modules for building integration are expected to grow interest in the consumer market, especially for retrofitting older buildings and storehouses that are not structurally designed to withstand additional dead‐weight. The present work reveals the design of a novel module architecture attaining a total weight

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