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A 12-panel Wattway Pack fully powers 5 electric bike charging docks. ©Miage
27 Wttway panels to power the security booth ©Tenma
36 wattway panels to power part of the adjacent training building ©David MICHAUD-GokanKK
216 Wattway panels installed in the parking lot to power the Household Waste Recycling Centre ©Picturedesk Pictures55
A 6-panel Wattway Pack powers autonomous lights on a pedestrian crosswalk ©Julien Gazeau
A 3-panel Wattway Pack powers a secured bike shelter (Mobypod by Nielsen Concept) as well as charging station for electric bikes ©Pierre Pionner - Semaphore
A 3 panels Wattway Pack installed in front of the TOA Road head office to power the light path at nightfall ©David MICHAUD-GOKAN KK
A 3-panel Wattway Pack powers a secured bike shelter Mobypod as well as charging station for electric bikes ©Stéphanie Chaumont
A 3-panel Wattway Pack powers autonomous lights on a pedestrian crosswalk © Hervé Fabre
A 12-panel Wattway Pack fully powers the charging dock for electric scooters. ©ManuelLagosCid
A 4-panel Wattway Pack fully powers 2 electric bike charging docks. ©Hervé Fabre
A 6-panel Wattway Pack fully powers 4 electric bike charging docks. ©Hervé Fabre
A 3-panel Wattway Pack powers a secured bike shelter (Mobilypod by Nielsen Concept) as well as charging station for electric bikes © Jean-Dominique Billaud
On a bike path along the Canal de l'Ourq, 54 m² of Wattway panels coupled with a storage system make it possible to light a very dark bridge day and night, to secure the passage of bikers. ©Chump-Manuel Lagos Cid
A 12-panel Wattway Pack powers an autonomous CCTV traffic camera on a bike path © Hervé Fabre
168 m² for electric bike charging stations and lighting heritage sites. A 3-panel Wattway Pack powers autonomous lights on a pedestrian crosswalk © Hervé Fabre
21 m² of Wattway panels installed on a bike path to produce renewable energy, which is sent back into the electrical grid © Capa pictures Oscar Timmers
48 m² of panels supply part of the city hall's energy needs, as well as charging stations for electric vehicles © Yves Soulabaille
66 m² of panels coupled with a storage system power the autonomous lighting of a pedestrian path © Hervé Fabre
The electricity supplied by the 30 m² of panels is used for self-consumption in an adjacent building © Wattway
Bouygues Construction uses the electricity produced by 42 m² of Wattway, in addition to other renewable energy solutions installed on the site of its head office © Christophe Demonfaucon
25 m² of Wattway panels are used for self-consumption in office buildings and to power an electric vehicle charging station © Hervé Douris
This 54 m² wattway site (now removed) produced the energy needed to power a connected bench designed for local residents. The experiment has come to an end and has not been renewed in agreement with the partner. © Yves Soulabaille
