This Britain startup is building highly-efficient solar cells with perovskite technology
In a recent development, Oxford PV, a provider of thin-film perovskite solar cells has recently raised €36 million in Series D funding round.
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In a recent development, Oxford PV, a provider of thin-film perovskite solar cells has recently raised €36 million in Series D funding round.
The challenge of global warming which is posing an serious threat to the environment has made a number of investors and companies realise the value of sustainable businesses.
Recently, InnoEnergy, the European innovation engine for sustainable energy, has awarded two €100,000 cash prizes and named Battrion and instagrid as the winners of its global call for electrical storage start-ups.
A few years back, we were skeptical about electric cars replacing petrol and diesel ones.
Southampton-based startup Igloo Energy is in the mission to let homes use energy efficiently.
The Dutch clean-tech startup Viriciti, which provides a cloud-based platform for management of electric and mixed buses has secured a funding of €6.25 million led by Energy Impact Partners (EIP), Mainport Innovation Fund II (MIF II), and an unnamed third party today.
Fastned, which is building a nationwide network of fast-charging stations in the Netherlands has strengthened its assets by €6 million.
Our way of generating, storing and distributing energy is undergoing a massive change.
Last year, the Dutch startup Lithium Werks secured an amount of $1.3 billion to provide wholesome energy storage solutions.
The growth in population along with persisting environmental challenges exerts a significant amount of burden on already strained energy resources.
Sunfire GmbH, a provider of liquid fuels and combustibles recently raised € 25 million venture capital in a series C financing round.
Utrecht-based solar panel rental startup Solease has got an investment of €3 million from Arosa Capital Management, a New York-based investment company.