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Jolywood debuts Namic technology at Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich

Jolywood debuts Namic technology at Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich

The company also showcased wind-resistant modules, NIWA high-efficiency products and integrated energy solutions during the June 23-25 solar industry event.

Fact Check
The official Jolywood press release on PR Newswire UK explicitly states Namic (Nano Armor Metal Inter-Contact) technology made its European debut at Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich (June 23-25), and that the company also showcased windproof/wind-resistant modules, the NIWA high-efficiency series, and integrated energy solutions. The caller-supplied Spanish PR Newswire release confirms identical facts, and multiple independent distributions (EQS News, AOL/AP, Dealroom, Moomoo) carry the same announcement. Every element of the claim is directly supported by primary sourcing.
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Summary

Jolywood used Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich to introduce its Namic technology to the European market and to present a broader lineup of photovoltaic products and integrated energy solutions. The company said Namic, short for Nano Armor Metal Inter-Contact, was developed over six years of research and development and reworks the metallization process to support low-silver, reduced-silver and eventually silver-free manufacturing. Jolywood said that approach can reduce exposure to silver price volatility, improve investment return predictability and help power plants achieve stronger LCOE (levelized cost of energy) performance over their operating life. Alongside Namic, the company displayed fully tempered n-type encapsulation solutions in its wind-resistant modules, as well as NIWA high-efficiency modules for residential and commercial and industrial rooftops, plus a balcony solar-and-storage offering and lightweight modules for home energy management.

Terms & Concepts
  • Namic: Nano Armor Metal Inter-Contact technology for solar module metallization.
  • LCOE: Levelized cost of energy, a project’s lifetime power cost metric.
  • n-type: A solar cell architecture known for efficiency and durability.