Energy America, a leading US-based solar module manufacturer, has partnered with Centauri, a NASA-backed company, to develop next-generation solar cells. This collaboration aims to create more efficient and cost-effective solar cells, which Energy America plans to integrate into its American market product line. According to the company, this development, driven by rising renewable energy demand, could revolutionize the solar industry and enhance clean energy accessibility. Energy America is confident in commercializing the new solar cells within 12 months, promising reduced carbon footprints and reliable renewable energy for households and businesses. The company is committed to environmental impact and advancing solar technology, positioning itself to lead the industry towards a sustainable future with the successful commercialization and integration of these advanced solar cells.
Energy America partners with Centauri
Energy America’s new solar cells are designed to offer efficient and cost-effective renewable energy options for households and businesses. (Image Credit: Energy America)
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