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BougeRV offers new technology solar panel to meet your demanding needs. Our new flexible solar panels feature the latest CIGS technology (Copper Indium Gallium Selenide). These CIGS panels can easily be installed with the included adhesive, and are form-fitting to fit multiple surfaces. Alternatively, since they are light and bendable, BougeRV CIGS solar panels can be rolled up easily and stored for portability. BougeRV also offers traditional Monocrystalline panels which are excellent for permanent installations.
BougeRV offers new technology solar panel to meet your demanding needs. Our new flexible solar panels feature the latest CIGS technology (Copper Indium Gallium Selenide). These CIGS panels can easily be installed with the included adhesive, and are form-fitting to fit multiple surfaces. Alternatively, since they are light and bendable, BougeRV CIGS solar panels can be rolled up easily and stored for portability. BougeRV also offers traditional Monocrystalline panels which are excellent for permanent installations.
Why choose solar energy instead of diesel generators?
According to the data, solar power is more beneficial than diesel generators. Let's take a look.
Assuming you have 6x200w solar panels and a 13kw diesel generator that runs 6 hours per day, the solar panels can produce at least 5760wh of electricity per day.
To generate 5760wh of electricity, the diesel generator must consume at least 10.3L of diesel, which costs a total of $10.33(based on the average diesel fuel price). It will cost $3,700 to run a diesel generator for a year. Solar panels, on the other hand, do not require secondary consumption after purchase and can provide 2102 kWh of electricity per year.
Let's check the differences and comparisons between solar power and diesel generator.
