solar shingle

Building materials maker CertainTeed has released Landmark PWR, a new solar roofing system. The product combines solar generation with traditional asphalt shingle roofing, aimed at homeowners who want renewable energy without separate panel mounts. Trade coverage in the solar industry is reporting the launch, though detailed specifications and pricing have not yet been widely shared.

Building materials manufacturer CertainTeed has released Landmark PWR, a new solar roofing system for residential homes. The product combines solar panels with roofing shingles, aimed at homeowners who want to generate electricity without installing conventional rack-mounted panels. The launch adds to a growing market of integrated solar roofing options as demand for residential clean energy products continues to expand in the United States.

An 85-watt solar shingle has been introduced, offering homeowners a way to generate solar power with roof tiles that sit flush with standard roofing rather than mounted panels. The low-profile design is aimed at buyers who want solar energy without changing the look of their roof, and it is drawing attention in coverage of building-integrated photovoltaics.