In March 2024, Bureau Veritas (BV) issued a Carbon Footprint Verification Declaration to PHOMI HOLDING for its econiclay coverings (ecoverings) and ecological BIPV (eBIPV) products.

PHOMI's econiclay coverings have seen widespread application from damp coastal areas to arid desert zones, from freezing Nordic regions to scorching Middle Eastern climates, capturing over 12% market share. Derived from ecoverings, eBIPV is applicable to residential, commercial, and industrial building facades, as well as infrastructure. Unlike conventional solar panels where dark solar cells are encased in glass, PHOMI's eBIPV offers a variety of natural textures and patterns, along with solar power generation capabilities, breaking away from the visual monotony of black or deep blue facades. Moreover, this innovative material extends beyond rooftop solar applications, with potential diversification into areas such as automotive and mobile devices.

Imagine this scenario: utilizing eBIPV on sun-exposed walls and rooftops, coupled with ecoverings on shaded surfaces, ground areas, and interiors. Such combinations not only significantly reduce construction costs but also enhance architectural aesthetics, truly integrating photovoltaics into building design. With increasing technological innovations, envisioning a future where these concepts become tangible reality is within reach, promising positive changes in the ecological landscape.