Tapsola Group Signs Joint Development Agreement for Solar Reflectors with POSCO and KCC

Topsolla Group (Chairman Oh Hyung-seok) recently signed a joint development agreement for solar panel reflectors with POSCO and KCC and is taking a commemorative photo. From the left, the photo shows Jung Chi-wook, Director of Industrial Coatings at KCC, Oh Hyung-seok, Chairman of Topsolla, and Yoon Seok-cheol, Head of Color Marketing. Photo by Jung Chi-wook

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Seon-gang] Topsola Group (Chairman Oh Hyung-seok) announced on the 26th that it recently signed a joint development agreement for solar reflection panels with POSCO and KCC.

The advancement of the solar power generation industry and technology has enabled the production of energy on the back side of the module by reflecting sunlight on the ground through bifacial modules, allowing up to 30% additional power generation.

This requires the use of optimal reflection panels that can reflect sunlight. For the installation of reflection panels applied to bifacial modules, Topsola, global steel group POSCO Steel Sheet, and KCC, the leading domestic paint manufacturer, will jointly develop the product.

The ‘Solarpos’ jointly developed by the three companies is expected to dramatically improve issues of existing reflection panels such as discoloration, corrosion resistance, and achieving the highest reflectivity.

‘Solarpos’ uses POSMAC, POSCO’s material with no rust generation, combined with KCC’s ultra-high weather resistance, high reflectivity NDP paint, and self-cleaning paint. Topsola Co., Ltd. will develop everything necessary for the installation of the reflection panels.

Oh Seon-taek, team leader at Topsola Co., Ltd., said, “As the largest solar EPC in Korea, Topsola Co., Ltd. participated in planning and development by faithfully reflecting the demands of the field as the overall construction manager,” adding, “We will provide a ‘total solution service’ from construction to post-completion maintenance for power generation business owners who must work together for at least 20 years.”

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