Monday, February 14, 2011

Cool energy roof shingles coming to US?


Soltech's cool thermal shingles
 ProGreen Properties, Inc. has announce that it has entered into a aggreement to possibly introduce SolTech's cool solar technology and products to the US housing market.


SolTech's solar energy technology is unique since representing new roof and/or wall cladding and a solar collector, whereby the south facing part of a roof and/or wall can become one huge thermal solar panel, placed under glass roof tiles and thus creating or maintaining an esthetically appealing look of the building. Because of the large size, massive amounts of energy can be generated, which substantially reduces the cost of energy for heating, as well as the cost of hot water. SolTech is now also, as an add on, developing a system that is able to produce electricity from the same thermal solar energy source when surplus energy is produced, as for example during the summer when heating is not needed. The efficiency of this dual use of the sun as an energy source in one system, is expected to be higher compared to other solar energy solutions, resulting in greater financial returns, as well as in improving the environment.

"We are very excited about this first step towards this new opportunity for ProGreen, as it could not only result in ProGreen implementing a new unique solar application to future real estate projects, but also open the door to possible creating an independent solar division of ProGreen, once the concept has been proven on our own properties," Says Jan Telander, CEO of ProGreen Properties, Inc.

ProGreen Properties, Inc. (ProGreen) (OTCBB-PGEI) is a young company (2009) based in Birmingham, Michigan. ProGreen is engaged in the business of acquiring, remodeling and upgrading residential real estate into more energy efficient, modern comfortable living spaces. These properties are then marketed as ProGreen Homes. ProGreen believes that Michigan offers some of the best investment opportunities in the presently distressed US property market.

For more information vist http://www.progreenproperties.com/ and http://www.soltechenergy.com/
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2 comments:

  1. Solar shingles can be integrated onto your roof to use solar energy without changing the aesthetics of your home.

    Iko roofing

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  2. it’s nice post and making roof cool it’s not new many roofing companies had tried but very few of them are success full like EPDM Rubber Roofing

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