Powerful and sustainably-made solar technology for your biggest projects yet
SunPower panels maximise energy production to lower bill of materials and installation costs—from rooftop systems to large-scale ground mounted power plants. SunPower is the panel of choice for many of the world's leading developers for reliable and sustainable solar technology.
More Power, Fewer Panels
Because SunPower solar panels generate more electricity from the same space, you can maximize every drop of sunshine in smaller areas. This requires fewer panels and lower installation costs for your project.
Leading Efficiency
SunPower solar panels include the most efficient panels you can buy* SunPower Maxeon panels are the highest efficiency solar panel commercially available. Based on datasheet review of websites of top 20 manufacturers per IHS, as of Jan. 2020. . The design of SunPower panels allows them to perform better than Conventional solar panels when located in small shadows or when partially covered by leaves or dirt.
Performs Better in Harsh Conditions
The sun can be harsh on materials such as solar panels. Eliminate concern for erosion, corrosion, cell breakage or output problems when you choose SunPower panels that have designed out 86%* Wohlgemuth, J. “Reliability of PV Systems.” Proceedings of SPIE, 2008. of the reasons why conventional panels fail.
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Cradle to Cradle Certified™
SunPower Maxeon direct current (DC) panels were the world’s first solar panels to earn the prestigious Cradle to Cradle Certified™—Silver designation for a solar panel product. For this certification, panels go through a rigorous evaluation of sustainable practices in the areas of: material health, material reutilization, renewable energy & carbon management, water stewardship, and social fairness.
Cradle to Cradle Certified™ is a certification mark licensed by the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute. Visit the Cradle to Cradle website for more information on the evaluation categories.
