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California-based Solara Energy has developed a new PV module for use in the marine and recreational vehicle markets, with future products planned to address the commercial sector. The module incorporates advanced composite materials, what the company claims is the highest-efficiency PV cell available, and advanced polymers to yield a highly durable, lightweight module that can endure the rigors of marine applications.
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