New Aide Solar Panels Blend High Performance with Aesthetics on New Construction Home Located Onsite at IBS in Las Vegas, January 19-22, 2010 LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aide Solar (http://www.aidesolar.com), a large-scale producer of photovoltaic modules, today announced that its new 230 watt poly-crystalline black frame solar panels have debuted as an energy-efficient feature on the NextGen “Home for the Generations” at the International Builders Show (IBS) in Las Vegas, January 19-22, 2010. The 1,800 sq. foot home spotlighting friendly products and a greater focus on energy efficiency was built onsite at IBS as part of the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s "Builders’ Challenge.” “Black frame panels offer an alternative to the typical aluminum frames used for most silicon photovoltaic panels, and give a more elegant appearance that blends beautifully with roof lines and tiles,” said Raymond C. Wiley, director, North America Sales, Aide Solar, U.S.A. “The NextGen Home experience is the perfect way to showcase our product as an energy-efficient option for builders seeking to provide energy-saving advantages to new home buyers. We’re proud that our panels are a part of such a worthwhile endeavor.”
