06.18.15
Dyesol Limited, a leader in perovskite solar cell (PSC) technology, and Solliance announced that Dyesol is now an industrial partner of Solliance, a solar energy consortium situated in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
Solliance is a partnership of major Belgium, Dutch and German companies, research institutes and universities working in thin film photovoltaic solar energy. Solliance provides state-of-the-art laboratories and pilot production lines, which are jointly used for dedicated research programs. The three-year agreement is valued at €1.35 million and gives Dyesol access to the world’s best processing equipment and expertise suited to the commercialisation of its PSC technology on steel.
Solliance’s capability in the roll-to-roll processing of flexible PV enabled substrates, together with Dyesol’s expertise in PSC processing, device design and materials, will enable both parties to accelerate the readiness of a commercially viable PSC-based steel product for supply to the global roofing market.
Solliance’s laboratories and pilot production lines will enable Dyesol to reduce its steel-related capital expenditure.
Solliance is a partnership of major Belgium, Dutch and German companies, research institutes and universities working in thin film photovoltaic solar energy. Solliance provides state-of-the-art laboratories and pilot production lines, which are jointly used for dedicated research programs. The three-year agreement is valued at €1.35 million and gives Dyesol access to the world’s best processing equipment and expertise suited to the commercialisation of its PSC technology on steel.
Solliance’s capability in the roll-to-roll processing of flexible PV enabled substrates, together with Dyesol’s expertise in PSC processing, device design and materials, will enable both parties to accelerate the readiness of a commercially viable PSC-based steel product for supply to the global roofing market.
Solliance’s laboratories and pilot production lines will enable Dyesol to reduce its steel-related capital expenditure.