Panasonic Marketing Middle East and Africa (PMMAF), in collaboration with its local partner Al AbdulKarim Holding (AKH), is showcasing its high-efficiency solar panels at a major renewable energy forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia Renewable Energy Investment Forum (SAREIF) 2017 is being organised at Four Seasons Hotel on April 17 and 18.

The HIT solar cells have achieved the world record for highest efficiency of 25.6 per cent in 2014. It is an ideal solution for power generation for a variety of applications both for residences and commercial buildings. In addition, to HIT N330/N325 Powerful model, the Japanese manufacturer is also showcasing HIT N245/N240 Slim and HIT Double models.

Panasonic HIT 330 is one of the most efficient solar panels in the world, and offers more power generation per square meter than conventional solar panels. It uses a unique heterojunction cell structure composed of monocrystalline and amorphous silicon layers to maximise the efficiency of each solar cell.

Unlike conventional cells, solar cells used in HIT convert a higher percentage of the sunlight into electrical energy, in other words, the conversion efficiency is higher. This allows HIT technology to consistently offer the most value to consumers, and this technology has changed how the solar industry views high-efficiency panels.

Besides these features, Panasonic HIT has a unique structure that allows it to have the lowest temperature coefficient (-0.29 per cent/C), which aids them in maintaining high performance even in hot temperatures, and allows the panels to produce more energy even in hot climate.

Atsushi Karasawa, sales director, Panasonic Eco Solutions Middle East & Africa, said: “Renewable energy development is a key component of economic transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, and there is substantial new interest and investment from government to foster solar energy.”

“Solar costs have come down and growth in demand is seen for rooftop systems that can be integrated into city infrastructure, which offers opportunities in the sector for solution providers. Panasonic has been a forerunner in providing efficient solar solutions for over four decades, and we can bring value-growth to the sector with the experience gained from the successful projects such as Fujisawa Sustainable Town.

“Saudi Arabia Renewable Energy Investment Forum is the perfect platform for us to highlight the latest sustainable living concepts which form the core of our businesses. Panasonic, with our partners, is committed to supporting the B2B and B2G sectors with our cutting edge and environment-friendly energy solutions,” he added.

Khalid Shehat, regional director, Al AbdulKarim Holding (AKH) said: “The rapid growth of the building sector in general and residential buildings, in particular, is creating a huge demand for renewable energy solutions in Saudi Arabia. While the government is keen to diversify energy base, customers are also investing into eco-friendlier products. With the growing demand for electricity, HIT Solar Panels are the ideal solution to meet our customer’s energy needs.” – TradeArabia News Service