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SolarWindow polishes plan to produce energy from skyscrapers

Jocelyn Timperley
clock 12 August 2016 •
SolarWindow polishes plan to produce energy from skyscrapers

BusinessGreen digs into Columbia, Maryland-based clean energy firm's bid to bring its transparent solar PV glass coating to market

In these highly scrutinised days of climate risk task forces and green policy obstruction rankings, firms of all shades are under growing pressure to show they are making efforts to boost their environmental...

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