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Germans and other European countries have had these (Solar shingles) for some time. Didn’t know US and Canada didn’t already have them.
It is true they do have an integrated solar design in Germany however it is significantly different in design than the ones that are in the works in Ontario. The Ontario design will actually be the roof whereas the german design has small individual panels imbedded into the tile. The German tiles can be seen here. http://www.solardachstein.com
Laura
If I get a tiny House I want solar on the roof
are these available in NZ do you know
I have a 900 sq. ft. cottage. Looking at different options. Thanks.