DyeTec Solar, a joint venture of Australian solar firm Dyesol and Pilkington, has been given $1 million (€730,000) in funding, to develop mass-manufacturing for building-integrated solar cells.
The funding comes from Ohio Third Frontier, the development organisation for the US region, says a company press release.
The state is aiming to establish a hub for plastic electronics, through the FlexMatters initiative.
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Dyesol press release
Announcement of new funding for DyeTec Solar
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Subscribe to +Plastic Electronics magazine
Subscribe to +Plastic Electronics magazine, published six times a year, for just £100/€110/$160. Find out more here
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Dyesol
The Dyesol website includes company history, technology overview, applications, commercial strategy, press materials and catalogue of products and services supplied by Dyesol
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Commercial dye solar cells needed in 2011
Businesses at the 4th International Conference for the Industrialisation of Dye Solar Cells (DSC-IC 2010) in Colorado, US, have urged fellow developers to aim for market applications in 2011-12
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The Future of Flexible and Thin-Film PVs
Technology forecasts to 2019, published by IntertechPira
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