Polysolar has opened a new R&D office at the Printed Electronics Technology Centre (Petec) in the UK.
The photovoltaics (PV) firm is currently working with glass company Pilkington and chemicals company Solvay to develop PV glazing based on low-cost organic polymers. The new office allows it to expand the development, which could lead to transparent organic (O)PV glazing for building integration.
The move confirms the company's commitment to the growing plastic electronics industry in the UK, reports the Cambridge Network.
Polysolar's existing OPV panels already deliver 25% more power than conventional PV options, while remaining lower in price.
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Polysolar opens new R&D office to develop transparent OPV glass for local manufacture
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