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Jolywood Shines at Intersolar Europe 2026 with Namic Technology Launch

Intersolar Europe 2026, one of the premier events for the photovoltaic industry, recently took place from June 23 to 25 at the Messe München in Munich, showcasing advancements and innovations in solar technology. Among the standout exhibitors was Jolywood, a leading developer in solar energy solutions, who made a remarkable impression with the introduction of their Namic technology during the event.

Jolywood’s presence was marked by its impressive display of innovative products and solutions. The Namic technology, which made its European debut, drew significant attention from global clients and industry partners. The technology is characterized by its high efficiency and reliability, having undergone extensive testing by internationally recognized organizations. It promises to offer solar panel manufacturers a pathway to significantly reduce their reliance on silver, which has traditionally been a costly material in solar panel production. This silver reduction approach aims to stabilize investment returns by uncoupling production costs from silver market fluctuations.

The Namic Technology: A Game Changer

At the inaugural launch event for Namic technology, which took place on the evening of June 23, Jolywood's Vice President, Chris Zou, highlighted the culmination of six years of dedicated research and development that led to this innovation. He elaborated on how the Namic technology, or Nano Armor Metal Inter-Contact, transforms the metallization process in solar cells, making it viable to produce more efficient panels at a lower cost. This, according to Zou, significantly enhances the long-term value for customers by improving the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) throughout the operational lifespan of solar installations.

In addition to introducing Namic, Jolywood also showcased its wind-resistant modules, built with n-type full passivation, capable of withstanding adverse weather conditions including hurricanes and snowstorms. These modules are engineered to operate efficiently in harsh environments by providing better temperature control, enhancing energy yield and reliability.

The company further unveiled its NIWA series of high-efficiency modules tailored for both residential rooftops and commercial applications. This series demonstrates new possibilities for energy management in homes, integrating with solutions like Balcony PV + Energy Storage, thus opening avenues for sustainable living.

Collaborating for a Sustainable Future

The expansive exhibition by Jolywood underscored its commitment not just to innovation, but also to collaborating with global partners to propel the energy transition towards a sustainable future. The Namic technology and the accompanying products exemplify Jolywood's drive to lead the solar industry by continuously pushing the boundaries of what is possible in renewable energy technology.

As the event concluded, Jolywood reaffirmed its dedication to developing cutting-edge solutions that enable the solar industry to adapt to future challenges while ensuring long-term profitability for its stakeholders. Their commitment will play an essential role in shaping the landscape of the global renewable energy sector in the years to come. Jolywood remains at the forefront of innovation, ready to contribute towards a sustainable future in energy.