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Prof. Kazuki Morita from UTokyo visited NTNU to strengthen bilateral cooperation on solar-grade Si refining research
On Friday 4 October 2019, Prof. Kazuki Morita from the University of Tokyo finished his three-week stay at NTNU for strengthening the UTokyo-NTNU bilateral research cooperation, especially on Si materials.
Solar Industry forum VI: Crucibles for Cz-Si production
The next Solar Industry Forum Meeting about Crucibles for Cz-Si production will be arranged in Trondheim Thursday August 29th 9.30-15.30.
“Theories and processes for the production, refining and recycling of silicon”, October 14.-18.
We are happy to announce a full week silicon event at NTNU Trondheim! Solar industry Forum VII will be organized on October 18th.
Solar Industry Forum V: Sustainability workshop in Oslo June 19th
FME SUSOLTECH arranges a Sustainability workshop in collaboration with the Norwegian Solar Energy Cluster (Solenergiklyngen).
Thank you for a great conference at NSCC 2019!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Norwegian Solar Cell Conference 2019! Also a special thanks to everyone who contributed with all your interesting work in the form of presentations and posters.
Interactive map of monitored PV installations in Norway is now live
Access to data streams from a number of correctly instrumented and operated PV installations is a prerequisite for improved understanding
Conference program for NSCC 2019 is ready
The full conference program for the Norwegian Solar Cell Conference 2019 is now ready. We are very happy with this year’s
Report documents value creation from solar cell research
Earlier this year, the Research Council of Norway presented the results of a study on the effects of energy research (Effekter av energiforskningen) to the Minister for Oil and Energy, Kjell-Børge Freiberg.
The BIPV in Norway-report is ready!
This is a joint publication of the research center FME SUSOLTECH, Norwegian Solar Energy cluster, The Norwegian Solar Energy Society, and the research project BIPV for Norway. The report is not an attempt to provide a complete picture of BIPV status in Norway, but a desire to convey some key features of the development. A definition together with an overview of different technologies is given along with some example projects and experience from the industry.