Mitsubishi Electric, one of the largest solar panels manufacturers in the world, yesterday announced that they will release new type of lead free solar panels with the incredible capacity of 190 watts. The search for high performance solar panels is growing more and more as the international solar industry demands grow with about 150% each year.

High Energy solar panels provide massive amounts of electricity compared to regular 40-80 watts panels. The best benefit from high power solar panels is that you can get maximum output in small area and some houses are somehow limited in good sunny areas (due to non-solar-optimized roof designs) and that helps quite a lot especially if you don’t have flat roof. The prices of those solar panels will be relatively high and will be about 2-3 times the wattage price of 80 watts solar panels but they will drop dramatically when other manufacturers release similar panels.

The new Mitsubishi 190w solar panels will be officially presented on the June 21st Inter Solar Solar panel exhibition in Freiburg, Germany and officially on the US Market the first weeks of July. Few solar panels installers already started booking up those panels and we expect to see quite a lot of them on Sunny Florida roofs by the end of July.....

As you know the solar industry has reached maximum demands in the California and Florida and some people are even bribing solar panels installers to get ahead on the lines. The new Mitsubishi panels will help satisfy some rich clients that can afford to pay the high grand opening prices, but the largest portion of the market will wait ablest an year before we can afford to have them at home.

Recent survey showed some controversial results that solar electricity is not that cheap and is somehow a bit more expensive than nuclear power, but industry experts believe this will change mostly due to use of high power solar panels like the Mitsubishi lead free 190w solar panels, and push green energy into better efficiency.

We will release all information that we can find on the Inter Solar 2007 exhibition where all solar panels manufacturers will show their new products and fortunately we’ll be able to check them out ourselves when available on the general US market later this summer.