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Total, MIT to work on batteries that store solar
November 4, 2009 - by Lisa Sibley -
$4 million agreement over the next five years is expected to bolster Paris-based oil company's solar research.
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Report: OLEDs hold key for organic PV to win solar race
March 9, 2009 - by Christine Blackman -
Research firm predicts organic PV sales will reach $600 million by 2016.
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Konarka gets $5M loan for plastic PV
February 18, 2009 - by Emma Ritch -
Massachusetts thin-film maker says it will expand capacity in its facility, which has the potential to produce 1GW of solar when fully built out.
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Total grows solar push with $45M funding to Konarka
December 15, 2008 - by Emma Ritch -
Companies plan to partner on R&D in bioplastics and solar as both expand product lines.
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German government invests €2.5M in OPV research
December 2, 2008 - by Emma Ritch -
Konarka Technologies spearheads the consortium, which aims to extend the life of organic solar photovoltaics.
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Konarka demonstrates inkjet printed solar cells
March 4, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
Process is considered promising because the polymer devices can apparently be fabricated easily.
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HelioVolt boosts Series B to $101M
October 22, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
The thin film company gets an extra $24 million as it races to be the first to market with CIGS solar cells.
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Air Products, Konarka to work on solar window modules
October 9, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
The $4.7 million project will be funded by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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Swiss group spreads the cash around
October 4, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
Good Energies hedges its bets with wind and solar, and nine other deals catch our attention over the past seven days.
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Solar goes organic
August 10, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
Pittsburgh-based Plextronics says its organic solar cell technology would be cheaper and easier to produce than traditional photovoltaics.
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