PeroNova, a US-based climate technology company, has entered the renewable energy market with the latest perovskite technologies aimed at revolutionizing solar energy, space technology, and the perovskite production supply chain. Dr. Peter H. Diamandis joins PeroNova’s Advisory Board to advise on product design, commercialization strategy, and investor relations. The global building-integrated PV market, valued at $23.67 billion in 2023, and the $534 million space tech market, dominated by over 3,400 US satellites, offer significant opportunities for PeroNova. The company has enhanced the stability and reliability of perovskite films, critical for commercial viability. Later this year, PeroNova will launch several pilot programs in the US with space tech companies and real estate developers, focusing on large-scale implementation of BIPV and agrivoltaics. PeroNova highlights the development of a best-in-class American-made product providing affordable and reliable renewable energy solutions globally.
PeroNova enters renewable energy targeting BIPV & space tech markets
PeroNova’s entry into the renewable energy market capitalizes on the efficiency of perovskite in converting sunlight to electricity (Image Credit: PeroNova)
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