Pain Points Solved
What canopy projects stumble on
| Pain point | Why it happens | How ems-solar solves it |
|---|---|---|
| Parking land earns nothing | Surface lots sit idle while C&I energy demand grows 135% YoY | The same footprint becomes generation plus charging — bifacial canopies add +10–20% rear gain |
| Exposed canopies take damage | Hail, wind-borne debris and vandalism hit modules at eye level | 2.0+2.0 mm tempered dual-glass resists hail and impact better than single-glass builds |
| Steel cost kills the business case | Heavy modules force heavier, more expensive framing | 2.0+2.0 mm glass-glass versus 3.2 mm single-glass cuts canopy framing weight up to 30% |
| Multi-site programs get messy | Retail chains and fleets need one spec across dozens of sites | Standard 430–450 W bifacial spec simplifies BOM and container planning across locations |
Carport Lineup
Three specs that make the canopy pay
Elevated rear gain
Canopy height and ground albedo feed the back face — free energy on a structure you were building anyway.
Bifacial line →Canopy-grade durability
Front and rear glass armor against hail, debris and vandals — with Class A fire rating option.
Dual-glass build →Lighter canopy framing
Glass-glass modules shed structural weight, cutting steel and foundation cost per bay.
Module anatomy →
Technical Parameters
EMS-CP series — carport bifacial dual-glass
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Module type | N-type TOPCon bifacial dual-glass |
| Power range | 430–460 W (standard 430–450 W canopy spec) |
| Module efficiency | 22.0–23.0% |
| Bifaciality | ≥80% |
| Elevated-mount rear gain | +10–20% |
| Glass | 2.0 + 2.0 mm tempered, anti-reflective |
| Hail resistance | 25 mm @ 23 m/s per IEC 61215 |
| Fire rating | Class A option (IEC 61730) |
| Frame | Anodized aluminium |
| Dimensions | 1762×1134×30 mm |
| Weight | ~25 kg |
| Warranty | 15-yr product / 30-yr power (87.4% @ yr 30) |
| Certifications | IEC 61215/61730, CE, salt mist IEC 61701 option |
| OEM branding | Logo on frame + box; MOQ 1 container |
Carport FAQ
Quick answers before you pour the footings
Why is bifacial the default for carports?
Canopies are raised 2.5–3 m above the ground, so the rear face sees open sky and ground albedo instead of a roof. That geometry adds +10–20% rear-side gain compared with rooftop mounting — energy that costs nothing in BOS.
How much steel does dual-glass really save?
A 2.0+2.0 mm glass-glass module replaces heavier 3.2 mm single-glass or framed builds, cutting canopy framing weight by up to 30%. For a 50-bay carport that is real savings in steel, foundations and crane time.
Can we standardize one spec across all our sites?
Yes — that is the point of the EMS-CP series. One 430–450 W bifacial spec, one BOM and one container plan serve retail chains, airports, municipalities and fleet depots. OEM logo on frame and carton is available from a 1-container MOQ.
Do you supply the EV chargers too?
Modules are our line; chargers come from our EV charger partner at ems-charge.pages.dev. We spec the canopy for their AC and DC hardware, so the two sides of the project meet at the electrical plan instead of in the field.
Carport RFQ
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Send your bay count — we'll spec the canopy.
Sites, bays per site and charging power target. Quote in 24 h, OEM branding included.
