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.DYE Lays Down Challenge to Tesla in Solar Battle
The solar market is on the verge of exponential growth, and one ASX listed company is looking to be at the forefront of this change with a world leading technology that could have a fundamental effect on energy usage.
Dyesol Limited (ASX: DYE), is a manufacturer of key perovskite solar cell (PSC) materials, next generation technology and photovoltaic (PV) panels.
It partners with leading multinational manufacturers that possess strong brands and established routes to market that are seeking to embed PSC technology into their products.
The growing recognition for DYE’s technology is due in part to the success of its current relationships, most notably with the CSIRO, with which it has a long term partnership and with whom it recently signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to collaborate further in the field of PSC.
The CSIRO is in fact DYE’s fourth largest shareholder, which puts it in an ideal position to explore opportunities to improve and enhance technology as it plans and executes the launch of its Perovskite Solar Cell PV products for commercialisation.
At the same time, it is still relatively early stages in this company’s development, so if considering DYE for your portfolio invest with caution and seek professional financial advice.
This PSC technology was recently recognised by the Australian Financial Review as DYE rounded out the top five in the AFR’s Top Innovative companies for 2016.
So it is gaining some serious clout and publicity as it moves to full commercialisation in just over a year’s time.
This will be the perfect time to launch its products, if taking into account the clean energy source movement.
Looking at current projections, the world is clearly moving to cleaner energy sources:
DYE is banking on its third generation solar technology, which will be produced with efficiency, pricing and life of product in mind, taking a leading role in this rising alternative energy uptake.
Leading DYE’s difference will be its mini-Major Area Demonstration (MAD) solar panel technology, which is a tiny and very user-friendly 450 x 650mm in size, and which by mid-2017 will go into production as a larger MAD prototype measuring 600 x 1200mm in size, which is a comparable size as the solar panels available on the market today.
With its technology in place and market sentiment having shifted towards cleaner fuels, 2017 will be the year DYE establishes a diverse range of commercialisation projects across Australia, Europe and China, further focuses on its innovation and extends its reach with subsidiaries strategically placed in the UK, Italy, South Korea and Switzerland.
The “suns” look to be aligning for…
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