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Interview Corner
Interview with Dr. Phoebe Tan, CEO of Raynergy Tek in Taiwan, about the recently published cooperation with Armor Solar Power Films
Dr. Phoebe Tan is currently the CEO of Raynergy Tek Incorporation, oversees the cooperate operation and key in strategic partnership and business development activities. Several achievements to note, including successfully …
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IoT Business Hub organized a webinar on August 13th with speakers from E-peas, Epishine, Miromico. This webinar will cover an overview of recent achievements in low power energy harvesting, including …
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OPV technology is rapidly expanding into real products including municipal installations to provide environmentally safe charging of mobile phones on the go. The new smart bus stop powered by organic …
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GeneralPV News
Explosion hazards of silicon PV manufacturing demonstrate obvious benefits of safe organic PV technology
By Olga Griffith Renewable energy generation such as solar is an important development for the planet. Many countries are currently pursuing environmentally friendly energy generation and setting up target timeline …
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ARMOR solar power films, the industrial leader in manufacturing organic photovoltaics (OPV) – located in France and Germany – and Taiwanese Raynergy Tek Inc., a fine chemical company specialized in …
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Interview Corner
Interview with Solar Designer Marjan van Aubel about her stunning OPV design for the Dutch pavilion on the WorldExpo2020 in Dubai
Marjan van Aubel (born 1985, the Netherlands) is an award-winning solar designer whose innovative practice spans the fields of sustainability, design, and technology. In 2019 she won a Dutch Design …
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GeneralPress Releases
PEPSICO uses SUNEW’s Innovative Solar Energy Technology in Trucks From its Distribution Fleet
Brazilian innovation will promote greater energy efficiency of vehicles with the cleanest energy generation. PepsiCo, one of the largest Food and Beverage companies in the world, and Sunew, the global …
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Following the acquisition of OPVIUS GmbH by the French industrial manufacturer ARMOR in the fall of 2019, the German expert in organic photovoltaics is now becoming ARMOR solar power films …
To achieve energy sustainable and green solutions, countries around the globe are implementing large scale energy harvesting + storage projects leading eventually to carbon-free economy. This quite complex and ambitious plan depends among other things on large Li battery systems that are capable of storing energy in GW range. On the PV technology side, there are options to choose from, and the green technology status is achievable despite the drawback set by poly-Si raw material manufacturing (see our previous article on poly-Si plants explosions here). On a storage technology side, large battery systems are currently led by Li battery technology that still suffers from growth of lithium dendrites towards another electrode to form a short circuit and poor protection of individual cells in a module causing heat from a compromised cell to quickly spread across the entire container. Safety issues of Li battery storage can compromise the development of successful carbon-free energy generation/storage systems. What are the competitive alternatives to Li-ion storage? Have industry safety standards been improved for Li battery storage? Can MW-GW renewable energy harvest/storage parks be called “green” and “beneficial for people and environment”?