Aide Solar is a large scale producer of photovoltaic modules using mono and poly-crystalline silicon, with a factory and headquarter office located in the economic development zone of Xuzhou, China.

Our modules range from 50W to 280W of power. We are certified by world recognized quality management systems organizations, and our modules meet the regulatory requirements of the world’s leading regulatory agencies. Finally, every module is backed by our factory warranty program.

Aide has supplied PV modules for large scale on-grid and off-grid projects; for residential and commercial projects; as well as for industrial and large public facilities around the world. Our sales network covers Asia, Europe, and North America, and we recently opened a warehouse distribution center in Tempe Arizona for additional customer support.

Aide continues to focus on technology innovation, product development, and customer service. Our goal for anyone who “Thinks Green”, is to help them decide to “Go Solar” with Aide Solar modules.

• As of early February 2010, more than 46 MW of solar capacity has been deployed with the help of the Section 1603 Treasury grants in lieu of the investment tax credit (ITC). (source: SEIA – US Solar Industry Year in Review 2009)
• Germany continued its steady growth in 2009 to retain its title as the largest PV market by installing 3,800 MW of new capacity last year. That is more than double the 1,500 MW installed in 2008. (source: SEIA – US Solar Industry Year in Review 2009)
• European countries accounted for 5.60 GW (or 77%) of world demand in 2009. The top three countries were Germany, Italy and The Czech Republic, which collectively accounted for 4.07 GW. Italy became the second largest market in the world. (source: Solar Buzz)
• The orientation of solar panels to the sun affects the efficiency of the system. East facing panels are 81% efficient. South facing panels are 87% efficient. A complete residential solar system is 83% to 85% efficient. (source: Brenner Books, Solar Facts & Findings)
• An average crystalline silicon cell solar module has an efficiency of 15%, an average thin film cell solar module has an efficiency of 6%. (source: Solar Buzz)
• President Obama released his FY2011 budget request on February 1. The proposed budget includes $302.4 million for the Solar Energy Technologies Program (Solar Program), a 22% increase from FY2010. (source: D.O.E., Solar Energy Technologies Program Newsletter, Q1-2010)