Thin-Film Solar Startup Solexant Re-Emerges From Stealth
Eric Wesoff: March 18, 2013
A restart with CIGS instead of CdTe for a vintage solar startup. Jim Woolsey joins the Board.
A restart with CIGS instead of CdTe for a vintage solar startup. Jim Woolsey joins the Board.
Hype and hope won’t pay the bills in today’s solar industry.
MiaSolé boasts the highest mass-produced module efficiency of any thin film firm. Unfortunately, that doesn’t pay the rent.
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Update: DOE confirms that Abound will declare bankruptcy next week.
First news from CIGS thin-film PV company after closing a deal with a Korean powerhouse strategic partner
GTM Research releases report on global thin-film module markets, analyzing the future prospects of this embattled solar technology.
Well, not dead, but in dire need of a transfusion, as per the GTM Research thin film report. Plus, a few words on First Solar.
“There is a tremendous amount of capital that still is available. The question is, how do you get it?”
Can Abound draw down on DOE loans and VC funding to make its transition to higher-efficiency panels and more revenue?
DOE loan guarantees for greentech manufacturing have not helped Solyndra or Beacon Power. Abound has hit a setback or a reset. Fisker and SoloPower are also on the ‘potentially cursed’ list.
New CEO has to lay off 10 percent of the firm, raise more funding, and try to sell the company.
New MiaSolé CEO makes his first move a plea for a partner and an Ex-Im Bank loan.
MiaSolé board appoints an ex-First Solar VP to replace the CEO.
The new CEO is optimistic about scaling up, reducing cost, and thin-film manufacturing in the U.S.—despite two high-profile executive defections.
Facility to produce 13 percent efficiency CdTe thin-film panels—better than First Solar