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Oxford PV partners with unnamed manufacturer to deliver solar glass technology

02 December 2016 •

Oxford PV partners with unnamed manufacturer to deliver solar glass technology

Solar tech firm recently raised £8.7m to help scale up development of its perovskite technology

Oxford Photovoltaics Ltd has signed a joint agreement with a global manufacturer of solar cells and modules to help further develop and commercialise the firm's perovskite solar technology. Announced...

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