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solar shinglesSolar shingles are nothing new, but up until now the technology has been relatively inefficient and clunky-looking. That's about to change, though, with Dow Chemical's new thin-film solar roofing shingles, set to go on sale next year. The sleek plastic-coated Powerhouse shingles can convert <b>13%</b> of the sun's energy into electricity. In comparison, most thin-film solar cells have a conversion rate of just 11%.1
Dow Solar ShinglesSolar shingles are nothing new, but up until now the technology has been relatively inefficient and clunky-looking. That's about to change, though, with Dow Chemical's new thin-film solar roofing shingles, set to go on sale next year. The sleek plastic-coated Powerhouse shingles can convert <b>13%</b> of the sun's energy into electricity. In comparison, most thin-film solar cells have a conversion rate of just 11%.2
Dow Solar ShinglesSolar shingles are nothing new, but up until now the technology has been relatively inefficient and clunky-looking. That's about to change, though, with Dow Chemical's new thin-film solar roofing shingles, set to go on sale next year. The sleek plastic-coated Powerhouse shingles can convert <b>13%</b> of the sun's energy into electricity. In comparison, most thin-film solar cells have a conversion rate of just 11%.3
Dow Solar ShinglesSolar shingles are nothing new, but up until now the technology has been relatively inefficient and clunky-looking. That's about to change, though, with Dow Chemical's new thin-film solar roofing shingles, set to go on sale next year. The sleek plastic-coated Powerhouse shingles can convert <b>13%</b> of the sun's energy into electricity. In comparison, most thin-film solar cells have a conversion rate of just 11%.4
Dow Solar ShinglesSolar shingles are nothing new, but up until now the technology has been relatively inefficient and clunky-looking. That's about to change, though, with Dow Chemical's new thin-film solar roofing shingles, set to go on sale next year. The sleek plastic-coated Powerhouse shingles can convert <b>13%</b> of the sun's energy into electricity. In comparison, most thin-film solar cells have a conversion rate of just 11%.5
