Three roofs, one circular step forward for Capelle aan den IJssel municipality

For the municipality of Capelle aan den IJssel, Solarge, Zon & Zo and Sunbeam BV realised three circular solar roof projects on buildings that were not suitable for traditional solar panels. Thanks to Solarge's lightweight panels, sustainable energy is now generated locally with a future-proof technology, free of PFAS and antimony.

Three municipal rooftops in Capelle aan den IJssel prove that renewable energy is also possible where traditional solar panels fail.

Customer
Municipality of Capelle aan den IJssel

Location
Capelle aan den IJssel

Date
2025

143.640

kg CO₂e saved compared to conventional

60%

Less CO2₂ emissions

100%

Recyclable

Solar panels where others stop

Many existing roofs are not designed for the weight of conventional solar panels. With Solarge's lightweight circular panels, three municipal buildings in Capelle aan den IJssel could still be supplied with solar energy. This way, unused roof space is still used for local sustainable generation and a future-proof energy supply.

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Circular and free of harmful substances

By choosing Solarge, Capelle aan den IJssel is consciously opting for solar panels without PFAS and antimony. In doing so, the municipality is taking an important step towards a circular and toxin-free living environment. The panels produced in the Netherlands combine sustainable energy generation with innovation, circularity and a smaller ecological footprint.

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