Products
Home / Products / BIPV Solar Glass /

Building Integrated Photovoltaic BIPV Solar Glass Suitable for Resisential and Commercial Roofs

Building Integrated Photovoltaic BIPV Solar Glass Suitable for Resisential and Commercial Roofs

Brand Name: YIWO
Model Number: YIWO26041001
MOQ: one wooden crate
Price: USD0.9-USD2.1/SQM
Payment Terms: L/C, T/T
Supply Ability: 1000000 sqm/yea
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
QINHUANGDAO,HEBEI,CHINA
Certification:
CE/TUV
Name:
BIPV Solar Glass
Integration:
Seamless Integration With Building Design
Customization:
Can Be Cut To Fit Any Shape Or Size
Color:
Clear
Thickness:
5mm
Installation:
Buildings
Transparency:
Semi-transparent
Power Output:
Up To 300W/m2
Versatility:
Can Be Used In Various Building Applications
Durability:
Weather-resistant
Shape:
Flat
Efficiency:
High
Packaging Details:
Export packaging which is suitable for export transportation
Product Description

Building Integrated Photovoltaic BIPV Solar Glass Suitable for Resisential and Commercial Roofs

  High-performance BIPV solar glass combines architectural elegance with renewable energy. Ideal for rooftops, facades, and green buildings. High transparency, low iron, long lifespan. OEM/ODM supported.This product integrates solar cells within high-grade tempered glass, allowing natural light to flood into the space while generating clean electricity for the buildings. Our BIPV Solar Glass is the perfect fusion of high technology and architectural beauty, generating clean energy while transforming the look of your building.


​Types of BIPV Power Glass Technologies​

  1. ​Thin-Film Solar Cells (CdTe, CIGS, a-Si)​

    • ​CdTe (Cadmium Telluride):​​ High efficiency (~18-22%), cost-effective, semi-transparent.

    • ​CIGS (Copper Indium Gallium Selenide):​​ Flexible, lightweight, good efficiency (~15-20%).

    • ​a-Si (Amorphous Silicon):​​ Lower efficiency (~6-10%) but better performance in low light.

  2. ​Crystalline Silicon (Mono/Poly) in Glass​

    • Opaque or patterned for partial transparency.

    • Higher efficiency (~20-24%) but less design flexibility.

  3. ​Perovskite Solar Glass​

    • Emerging tech with tunable transparency & high efficiency potential (~30% in tandem cells).

    • Still in R&D/commercialization phase.

  4. ​Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSC) & Organic PV (OPV)​

    • Lower efficiency (~8-12%) but highly customizable colors/transparency.


​Key Features & Benefits​

1. Power Output 

- High Efficiency Solar Cells: Delivers stable power generation, even in low-light conditions.

 

2. Transmittance

- High VLT (Visible Light Transmittance): Balances power generation with natural light illumination. Offers a clear view and bright interior.

 

3. Material & Structure 

- Tempered Glass: Made of high-strength, double tempered glass for safety and durability.

 

- Semi-transparent/Flexible Design: Available in clear or colored options to match various architectural styles.

 

4. Durability & Lifespan 

- Long Service Life: Over 25 years of operational life.

- Weather Resistance: Waterproof, anti-corrosion, and wind-resistant. Suitable for harsh outdoor environments.


​Applications of BIPV Power Glass​

​1. Solar Windows & Curtain Walls​

  • Semi-transparent PV glass for office towers & residential buildings.

  • Example: ​​Ubiquitous Energy’s "ClearView Power"​​ (near-transparent solar coating).

​2. Solar Skylights & Canopies​

  • Generates power while providing daylighting.

3. Greenhouses & Atriums​

  • Optimizes light transmission for plants while generating energy.

  • 4. PV Facades & Spandrels​

  • Replaces traditional cladding with energy-generating panels.

  • Dual-functionality for urban & highway applications.

  • 5. Balcony Railings & Noise Barriers​


​Challenges & Limitations​

⚠ ​​Higher Cost​​ – More expensive than conventional glass (but offsets energy costs over time).

⚠ ​​Regulatory & Standards Compliance​​ – Building codes must adapt to BIPV.

⚠ ​​Efficiency Trade-offs​​ – Higher transparency = lower power output.

⚠ ​​Durability & Degradation​​ – Some thin-film tech degrades faster than silicon.

Glass pictures:​

Building Integrated Photovoltaic BIPV Solar Glass Suitable for Resisential and Commercial Roofs 0Building Integrated Photovoltaic BIPV Solar Glass Suitable for Resisential and Commercial Roofs 1