Saule Technologies announces first installation of sun breakers with perovskite solar cells
Saule Technologies recently announced the launch of the first installation of photovoltaic blinds - sun breakers with perovskite solar cells - In Lublin, Poland. This first-in-the-world commercial implementation of perovskite solar cell technology was a collaboration with the client company Aliplast.
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Saule Technologies, which recently celebrated the opening of its first production line of perovskite solar cells, now marks another milestone in its development in the form of premiering its solar sun blinds with perovskite solar cells on the Aliplast factory facade in Lublin. The first part of the project was completed' sun blinds with over 32m2 of perovskite solar modules were installed.
Researchers at CHOSE and Saule Technologies design a large-area flexible perovskite solar module using a fully scalable deposition technique
Researchers at the University of Rome Tor Vergata's Centre for Hybrid and Organic Solar Energy (CHOSE), in collaboration with Poland-based Saule Technologies, have demonstrated a large-area flexible perovskite solar module with a fully scalable deposition technique.
The results show the optimization of PTTA and perovskite layer deposition by blade-coating, with the final fabrication of a flexible perovskite module with a PCE of 10.51% over 15.7 cm2, showing outstanding light stability of FPSM with a T80â² of 730 h and a recovery efficiency in the dark showing a T80â³ of 1560 h, the most stable in the literature reported so far.
Saule Technologies launches its production line of perovskite solar panels
Saule Technologies has launched its first production line of perovskite solar cells - printed on polymer films. The Company has developed a method for making perovskite solar cells at room temperature. The cells can be used on a variety of surfaces - from price tags to building facades and space satellites.
The company sees a great future for the new type of solar cells and expects them to be used on cars, truck tarpaulins, sails, tents, clothing, tablets and laptop cases. Saule Technologies believe that such cells will also power drones and Internet of Things (IoT) devices and writes that the variety of applications for perovskite photovoltaic cells is practically unlimited".
Saule Technologies announces plan to go public
Columbus Energy, investor and partner of Saule Technologies, has announced its plan and strategy for Saule to go public.
Saule Technologies wants to go public without IPO through a reverse merger of a shell company Blumerang Investors, noted in Warsaw's New Connect market. The companies will begin a due diligence process with a goal to finalize it as soon as possible.
Saule Technologies develops prototype for IoT devices for tracking bison using perovskite PV
In 2020, Saule Technologies set out to develop an animal-tracking system, assisted by perovskite-based pv modules, to support the monitoring of European bison in Ukraine. Now, Saule Technologies has reported the development of one of the first real-life applications of perovskite solar cells - powering the telemetry collar for European bison.
The newly-developed solar-powered collar was designed to be more optimal for monitoring big wildlife than commercially available asset-tracking devices, as capturing big, long-lived mammals like bison in order to replace the battery is understandably troublesome and costly. The project was executed in collaboration with WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature) Ukraine and co-financed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Polish Challenge Fund.
