In buildings with a weak roof structure, many installers quickly think: that will be difficult with solar panels. Understandable. Traditional mounting systems often require a lot of ballast to stay in place. Think of 10 to 20 kilos per m² — that is…
The C&I market as a growth engine for solar energy The solar energy sector continues to develop at a rapid pace. While the residential market in the Netherlands has seen a significant decline – with a 50% drop in solar panel sales in 2024 – the commercial market remains…
The jury about the winner: 'RABLE has developed an innovative product that breaks open a market that was previously inaccessible. The innovative mounting method that requires far fewer anchor points, with – as an extra nice-to-have – a high installation speed, can make the difference…
From September 10th you can benefit from the new SDE++ subsidy, which is specifically intended for solar panels on roofs with minor structural limitations. Recently, RVO praised our RABLE system as a 'lightweight PV system' in their promotion of this subsidy.…
It is renewable, environmentally friendly and cost-effective in the long run. However, installing solar panels on industrial roofs can be challenging, and not as feasible as one might think. Research* shows that 60% of large roofs in…
RABLE are developing a solar carport based on our technology for ‘weak’ roofs. Our ambition is to install a smart, self-supporting system for solar panels on parking garages, which will reduce the need for support pillars by 50%. Thanks in part to a contribution from…
Check out this interview from Ondernemen010 with our CEO, Erik Valks, where he talks about RABLE's innovative self-supporting solar panel system and how it unlocks the untapped potential of weak roofs for solar energy! Read the full article here
Solid Edge supports Dutch startup Rable in developing unique solar panel systems. Read how RABLE uses Solid Edge and benefits from the Solid Edge Startup Program to stimulate innovations in the renewable energy sector.
”Approximately 45% of utility construction in the Netherlands has a ‘slight’ limitation and 15% is ‘severely limited’ and requires multiple interventions. On average, an intervention to solve a ‘limitation’ costs 15-75 EUR per m2, depending on the construction limitation.”…