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RoseStreet Labs Energy Joint Research Program With Los Alamos National Lab
Phoenix AZ (SPX) Jul 30, 2008 RoseStreet Labs Energy has announced the successful implementation of a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with Los Alamos National Laboratory to produce cutting edge photovoltaic technology. At the center of this collaboration is an innovative technology called ENABLE, which comprises the use of an energetic neutral atom beam to synthesize high quality thin films critical to the development of full spectrum photovoltaics. This unique technology is thought to have many valuable applications including more efficient solar energy generation. Wladek Walukiewicz, Chief Technical Officer of RoseStreet Labs Energy, stated, "We are excited about this R and D collaboration. ENABLE's excellent control of material composition, combined with high deposition rates, offers a unique opportunity to improve performance and lower costs of our full spectrum, multijunction solar cell technology." Los Alamos' work with ENABLE captured the prestigious R and D 100 Award in 2006. Mark Hoffbauer, lead developer of the ENABLE technology at Los Alamos National Laboratory, stated, "We are confident that the collaboration between LANL and RoseStreet Labs Energy offers unique synergies between R and D and manufacturing capabilities. We are excited about this project and committed to the successful commercialization of what we believe will be an important technology that will enhance RSLE's full spectrum products." Community Email This Article Comment On This Article Related Links RoseStreet Labs Energy All About Solar Energy at SolarDaily.com
DuPont PV Fluoromaterials Signs Technology Licensing Agreement With Toppan
Wilmington DE (SPX) Jul 30, 2008DuPont Photovoltaic Fluoromaterials (PVFM) has announced it has developed a proprietary technology to produce backsheet containing DuPont Tedlar polyvinyl fluoride (PVF) polymer in a single step, and has signed a Technology Licensing Agreement with Toppan Printing, located in Tokyo, Japan, to commercialize backsheet for photovoltaic (PV) modules using this new technology. |
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