Hong Kong-based startup launches glass-fiber composite solar module frames

Xilia Group has introduced composite frames for solar modules made from glass fiber-reinforced polyurethane. The company says the frames reduce weight, resist corrosion, and eliminate the need for grounding.Hong Kong-based startup Xilia Group has launched a composite solar module frame that reportedly reduces weight by around 25% and lowers upfront costs by up to 30% compared with conventional aluminum frames. "The PV market is under immense pressure, and the industry's habitual reliance on aluminum is exacerbating this situation," Xilia founder René Moerman told pv magazine. "By continuing to ...

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