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Goodbye to straight rooftops — Curved tiles sneak sunlight into classic shingles

by Beatriz T.
September 8, 2025
in Energy
The XBC curved solar tiles

Credits: Jackery

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Conventional solar tiles are already an efficient solution for transforming our roofs into sustainable energy sources. However, the aesthetics of these traditional tiles, which are straight and often disproportionate to the home’s design, have always been a concern. That’s why, in recent years, the search for solutions that integrate more seamlessly with the home’s appearance has grown considerably. For many, solar energy still seemed like an alternative that would compromise the aesthetics of their roofs. However, that’s about to change. This is because, with advances in technology and design engineering, the combination of energy efficiency and aesthetics has finally become possible. And leading this change is a well-known brand in the portable energy solutions market: Jackery. At CES 2025, the company is presenting something completely innovative, something that could transform the way we view solar tiles..

Solar roofs get a facelift: can aesthetics finally win over homeowners?

It’s important to remember that the solar roof tile market has been dominated by straight, industrial-looking solutions that often offend some homeowners due to their appearance. However, with the launch of a new solution, that’s about to change. Jackery, known for its innovations in portable solutions, has set out to transform the solar roofing market with an approach that combines aesthetics and functionality.

These new tiles are unlike any other. They feature a 150-degree curved design, allowing them to seamlessly integrate with modern architectural styles. This design offers an elegance simply not possible with traditional solar tiles. Not only that, but these tiles are available in two classic colors: obsidian black and terracotta, ensuring they fit in with the most popular roof styles.

Solar tiles get smart: can curves and ultra-thin cells redefine rooftop energy?

So far, we’ve talked about the design of these innovative tiles, but what really sets this solution apart is its technology. Jackery’s solar tiles are equipped with ultra-thin crystalline silicon solar cells, just 0.13 mm thick. This ensures an impressive efficiency of over 25% in solar energy conversion. This means each tile has a generating capacity of 38W, and the total per square meter reaches up to 170W.

Finally, the reveal: these solar tiles are the XBC curved solar tiles, the first solution of their kind in the United States. Jackery has managed to combine the high performance of ultra-thin solar cells with a design that is as functional as it is visually pleasing. Key features of the XBC solar tiles are:

  • 150-degree curved design: Offers a modern, smooth aesthetic that complements the roof without compromising the home’s beauty.
  • Ultra-thin crystalline silicon cells: Resulting in an efficiency exceeding 25%.
  • Generating capacity of up to 170W per square meter.
  • Modular system: Facilitates the replacement of individual tiles when necessary.
  • Extreme weather resistance: Withstands high winds, hail, and temperatures from -40°F to 185°F.
  • 30-year warranty: Guarantees longevity and durability.

In other words, these tiles are built to last, withstanding challenging weather conditions (just like this typhoon turbine), such as high winds and extreme temperatures. Furthermore, Jackery guarantees easy maintenance and the ability to easily replace the tiles if any of them stop working.

Redefining rooftops: can beauty and sustainability coexist in solar design?

With the launch of XBC curved solar roof tiles, Jackery is not only offering a new technology, but also a new way of thinking about integrating solar energy into our homes. These tiles are not only more beautiful and discreet than traditional solar panels, but also highly efficient and durable.

Jackery not only challenges the paradigms of the solar roof market, but also demonstrates that it’s possible to have a modern and sustainable home at the same time. Another example of this is these floating solar plants that mimic island architecture. They represent the future of solar architecture and offer an elegant way to transform your roof into a powerful source of clean energy.

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