NOVELTY - The module has a layer structure with a solar cell (6) in the starting, an inorganic barrier layer (2), an inorganic-organic hybrid polymer barrier layer (3), a transparent adhesive layer (4a) and a transparent cover film (1b) in a front side of the module and an adhesive layer (4b) and a standard backing film (7b) in a rear side of the module. The layer (2) consists of aluminum oxide, and the layer (4a) is a hot metal adhesive film. A polymer paint film (5) is arranged between the solar cell and the layer (2), and the transparent cover film consists of a poly-carbonate.    USE - Glassless thin-film solar power module.    ADVANTAGE - The layer structure of the solar power module has the solar cell in starting, the inorganic barrier layer, the inorganic-organic hybrid polymer barrier layer, the transparent adhesive layer and the transparent cover film in the front side of the solar cell and the transparent adhesive layer and the standard backing film in the rear side of the solar cell, thus improving the barrier effect of the front cover film so as to prevent moisture from permeating the space between the solar cell and the cover film when exposed to moisture over a longer period of time, and hence increasing the lifespan of the solar module. The glassless thin-film solar module can be manufactured in a simple and cost effective manner. The transparent cover film consists of the poly-carbonate instead of Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene/ polytetrafluoroethylene (ETFT/PTFE), thus avoiding use of a front-lateral cover of the solar module.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a method for manufacturing a glassless thin-film solar module.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a schematic view of a layer structure of a solar power module.    Transparent cover film (1b)    Inorganic barrier layer (2)    Inorganic-organic hybrid polymer barrier layer (3)    Transparent adhesive layer (4a)    Transparent adhesive layer (4b)    Polymer paint film (5)    Solar cell (6)    Standard backing film (7b)