Dyesol Ltd ADR (DYSOY) 3.9200 $DYSOY
Flexible Substrate Trends - Global Market Overview 2014
M2 - Wed Apr 02, 9:48AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sqw6g7/flexible) has announced the addition of the "Flexible Substrate Trends" report to their offering. Flexible Substrates refer to ultra-thin and ultra-light base components upon which electronic devices are deposited at the time of assembling electronic circuits to fabricate extremely lightweight and rollable flexible electronics. Plastic, glass, and stainless steel are the most commonly used materials for flexible substrates. The report analyzes and presents an overview of Flexible Substrates market worldwide. The report also provides a review of market trends, growth drivers, and strategic industry activities of major companies worldwide. Key Topics Covered: 1. FLEXIBLE SUBSTRATES - AN OVERVIEW - Flexible Substrates - Adding Flexibility and Conformability to Electronic Devices 2. MARKET TRENDS - Market Overview - Printed Electronics Technologies Emerge in Commercial Applications - Flexible Substrates Witness Upsurge in OLED Displays and Lightings - Flexible PVs - An Emerging Solution for Use in Solar Modules - Flexible Substrates Garner Considerable Research Interest for Developing Flexible Medical Devices - Increase in Adoption of Organic Electronics-based IC Designing Method for Non-Invasive Monitoring Devices - Flexible Substrates Face Stiff Competition from Existing Substrates and Technologies 3. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY - Clariant International Acquires Silver Nanoparticle Ink Technology of Bayer - New Energy Technologies Enters into Phase 2 of CRADA with US NREL Soligie Inks Agreement with Thin Film Electronics - Universal Display and Fujifilm Ink Agreement - DuPont Microcircuit Materials and Holst Centre Collaborate for Printed Structures on Flexible Substrates Program - FLEXcon to Acquire Graphics Division of Arlon - AU Optronics Enters into Partnership with Flexible Display Center 4. PRODUCT LAUNCHES - MOMA Consortium Develops Re-Programmable Memory Arrays - Polyonics Expands PolyFLEX Flexible Substrates and Films Range - Kolon Industries Unveils Colourless Polyimide Material - Wayne State University Develops New Technology to Integrate CMOS Devices in Flexible Substrates - Beneq Introduces Web Coating System WCS 500 - HP Develops Technology for Production of AMOLED Panels - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Develops New Carbon Nanotube Ink - North Dakota State University Develops Laser-Enabled Advanced Packaging Technology - DKN Research Unveils UTF Connector Concept Model 5. MARKET PARTICIPANTS - 3M Company - American Semiconductor, Inc. - Argotec LLC - Arlon Graphics LLC - AzCoat, Inc. - BenQ Materials Corporation - Corning, Inc. - DuPont Teijin Films U.S. Ltd. Partnership - Dyesol Ltd. - E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company - Griff Paper and Film - Heraeus Materials Technology GmbH & Co. KG - Heraeus Packaging Technology - Polyonics, Inc. - Porex Corporation - Rogers Corporation - SCHOTT North America, Inc. - Teijin Ltd. 6. APPENDIX For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sqw6g7/flexible
Technology Developments Drive the Market for Flexible Substrates, According to a New Trend Report Published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
PRWeb - Fri Jan 10, 7:46AM CST
Follow us on LinkedIn - Flexible substrates refer to ultra-thin and ultra-light base medium onto which another substances such as ink, coatings, paints, electronic components, are applied. The market for flexible substrates has been benefiting from the development and proliferation of flexible electronics. Mounting of electronic transistors, and circuitry onto flexible plastic substrates has opened up new avenues for growth. On-going developments in microassembly of MEMS components on flexible substrates is expected to bring in additional opportunities for growth. Demand is also expected to benefit from expanding applications in solar cell manufacturing wherein deposition of photovoltaic material on flexible substrates is gaining momentum. In the medical devices industry, the evolving concept of ultra-flexible and thin embedded medical devices on flexible substrates will usher in new growth opportunities.
Growing Demand for Green Energy Solutions to Drive the Market for Dye Sensitized Cells, According to a New Trend Report Published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
PRWeb - Tue Jan 07, 9:19AM CST
Follow us on LinkedIn - Dye sensitized solar cells are generally used for converting sunlight into electrical energy. Since the cells allow flexible adjustments in light transmittance, these cells are ideal solutions for integration in building facades and official spaces. In addition, these cells are extensively used in indoor applications, for instance mobile charging units for compact electronic devices, and power supply units. Technological advancements in molecular engineering of novel dye sensitized cells, strong demand for eco-friendly energy solutions, and growing number of indoor and portable applications are key factors driving growth in the global dye sensitized cells market.
New Record Efficiency for Dye Solar Cells
Business Wire - Wed Jul 10, 7:27PM CDT
Announced today in the prestigious scientific journal, Nature, is a paper by a team led by the 'Father of DSC' Professor Michael Graetzel describing a new deposition process to create the light harvesting pigment for solid-state dye solar cells. Cells fabricated using this technique and incorporating Dyesol's key DSC input materials and specially formulated 18NR-T Titania Paste have established a new world record efficiency of 15% for a solid-state Dye Solar Cell (DSC).
Dyesol's solar technology exceeds PV durability test by 400%
M2 - Wed May 29, 7:16AM CDT
Dyesol Limited (ASX
YE) (OTCQX YSOY) (FWB 5I), an Australian supplier of Dye Solar Cell (DSC) materials, technology and know-how, reported on Tuesday that its solar-enabling technology has exceeded a key international photovoltaic industry standard test for long-term durability by 400%.
Dyesol Exceeds Stringent PV Durability Test by 400 per cent
Business Wire - Tue May 28, 5:21PM CDT
Australian "clean-tech" company and Dye Solar Cell industry leader, Dyesol Limited (ASX YE) (OTCQX YSOY) (FWB 5I), today announced its solar-enabling technology has exceeded a key international photovoltaic industry standard test for long-term durability by 400 per cent.
Dyesol Achieves Technical Breakthrough in Solid-State DSC
Business Wire - Wed May 08, 12:08AM CDT
Dyesol, the world leader in the commercialisation of Dye Solar Cell (DSC) technology, has achieved a "game changing" technical breakthrough by achieving a solid-state DSC efficiency of 11.3% at full sun.
Tasnee Enters Strategic Investment Agreement with Dyesol
Business Wire - Thu Feb 28, 2:08AM CST
Saudi Arabian industrial giant, The National Industrialization Company of Saudi Arabia, better known as Tasnee, has invested AUD $4 million in Australian clean energy company, Dyesol Limited (ASX: DYE), by way of a 15 month redeemable loan note, convertible into Dyesol shares at 16.6 cents per share, with a 0% coupon (as is required by Saudi Arabian law).
Investment in Renewable Technologies Worldwide 2013
M2 - Tue Jan 29, 10:12AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/5b99p4/investment_in) has announced the addition of the "Investment in Renewable Technologies Worldwide" report to their offering. Renewable energy is responsible for contributing almost 29.3% of human energy use all across the globe. With pollution levels rising incessantly, renewable energy resources have turned out to be a major boon to the environment as well as investors world over. Green energy overtook fossil fuels in attracting investment for power generation in the recent times. Wind, solar and other clean technologies attracted investments which overtook that for gas and coal for electrical power generation, with more than a third of the green cash destined for Britain and the rest of Europe. The highest level of growth for renewable investment came from China, India and other developing countries, which are fast catching up on the West in switching out of fossil fuels to improve energy security and tackle climate change. A variety
Flexible Substrate Trends - Global Market Overview 2014
M2 - Wed Apr 02, 9:48AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sqw6g7/flexible) has announced the addition of the "Flexible Substrate Trends" report to their offering. Flexible Substrates refer to ultra-thin and ultra-light base components upon which electronic devices are deposited at the time of assembling electronic circuits to fabricate extremely lightweight and rollable flexible electronics. Plastic, glass, and stainless steel are the most commonly used materials for flexible substrates. The report analyzes and presents an overview of Flexible Substrates market worldwide. The report also provides a review of market trends, growth drivers, and strategic industry activities of major companies worldwide. Key Topics Covered: 1. FLEXIBLE SUBSTRATES - AN OVERVIEW - Flexible Substrates - Adding Flexibility and Conformability to Electronic Devices 2. MARKET TRENDS - Market Overview - Printed Electronics Technologies Emerge in Commercial Applications - Flexible Substrates Witness Upsurge in OLED Displays and Lightings - Flexible PVs - An Emerging Solution for Use in Solar Modules - Flexible Substrates Garner Considerable Research Interest for Developing Flexible Medical Devices - Increase in Adoption of Organic Electronics-based IC Designing Method for Non-Invasive Monitoring Devices - Flexible Substrates Face Stiff Competition from Existing Substrates and Technologies 3. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY - Clariant International Acquires Silver Nanoparticle Ink Technology of Bayer - New Energy Technologies Enters into Phase 2 of CRADA with US NREL Soligie Inks Agreement with Thin Film Electronics - Universal Display and Fujifilm Ink Agreement - DuPont Microcircuit Materials and Holst Centre Collaborate for Printed Structures on Flexible Substrates Program - FLEXcon to Acquire Graphics Division of Arlon - AU Optronics Enters into Partnership with Flexible Display Center 4. PRODUCT LAUNCHES - MOMA Consortium Develops Re-Programmable Memory Arrays - Polyonics Expands PolyFLEX Flexible Substrates and Films Range - Kolon Industries Unveils Colourless Polyimide Material - Wayne State University Develops New Technology to Integrate CMOS Devices in Flexible Substrates - Beneq Introduces Web Coating System WCS 500 - HP Develops Technology for Production of AMOLED Panels - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Develops New Carbon Nanotube Ink - North Dakota State University Develops Laser-Enabled Advanced Packaging Technology - DKN Research Unveils UTF Connector Concept Model 5. MARKET PARTICIPANTS - 3M Company - American Semiconductor, Inc. - Argotec LLC - Arlon Graphics LLC - AzCoat, Inc. - BenQ Materials Corporation - Corning, Inc. - DuPont Teijin Films U.S. Ltd. Partnership - Dyesol Ltd. - E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company - Griff Paper and Film - Heraeus Materials Technology GmbH & Co. KG - Heraeus Packaging Technology - Polyonics, Inc. - Porex Corporation - Rogers Corporation - SCHOTT North America, Inc. - Teijin Ltd. 6. APPENDIX For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/sqw6g7/flexible
Technology Developments Drive the Market for Flexible Substrates, According to a New Trend Report Published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
PRWeb - Fri Jan 10, 7:46AM CST
Follow us on LinkedIn - Flexible substrates refer to ultra-thin and ultra-light base medium onto which another substances such as ink, coatings, paints, electronic components, are applied. The market for flexible substrates has been benefiting from the development and proliferation of flexible electronics. Mounting of electronic transistors, and circuitry onto flexible plastic substrates has opened up new avenues for growth. On-going developments in microassembly of MEMS components on flexible substrates is expected to bring in additional opportunities for growth. Demand is also expected to benefit from expanding applications in solar cell manufacturing wherein deposition of photovoltaic material on flexible substrates is gaining momentum. In the medical devices industry, the evolving concept of ultra-flexible and thin embedded medical devices on flexible substrates will usher in new growth opportunities.
Growing Demand for Green Energy Solutions to Drive the Market for Dye Sensitized Cells, According to a New Trend Report Published by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
PRWeb - Tue Jan 07, 9:19AM CST
Follow us on LinkedIn - Dye sensitized solar cells are generally used for converting sunlight into electrical energy. Since the cells allow flexible adjustments in light transmittance, these cells are ideal solutions for integration in building facades and official spaces. In addition, these cells are extensively used in indoor applications, for instance mobile charging units for compact electronic devices, and power supply units. Technological advancements in molecular engineering of novel dye sensitized cells, strong demand for eco-friendly energy solutions, and growing number of indoor and portable applications are key factors driving growth in the global dye sensitized cells market.
New Record Efficiency for Dye Solar Cells
Business Wire - Wed Jul 10, 7:27PM CDT
Announced today in the prestigious scientific journal, Nature, is a paper by a team led by the 'Father of DSC' Professor Michael Graetzel describing a new deposition process to create the light harvesting pigment for solid-state dye solar cells. Cells fabricated using this technique and incorporating Dyesol's key DSC input materials and specially formulated 18NR-T Titania Paste have established a new world record efficiency of 15% for a solid-state Dye Solar Cell (DSC).
Dyesol's solar technology exceeds PV durability test by 400%
M2 - Wed May 29, 7:16AM CDT
Dyesol Limited (ASX
YE) (OTCQX YSOY) (FWB 5I), an Australian supplier of Dye Solar Cell (DSC) materials, technology and know-how, reported on Tuesday that its solar-enabling technology has exceeded a key international photovoltaic industry standard test for long-term durability by 400%. Dyesol Exceeds Stringent PV Durability Test by 400 per cent
Business Wire - Tue May 28, 5:21PM CDT
Australian "clean-tech" company and Dye Solar Cell industry leader, Dyesol Limited (ASX
YE) (OTCQX YSOY) (FWB 5I), today announced its solar-enabling technology has exceeded a key international photovoltaic industry standard test for long-term durability by 400 per cent. Dyesol Achieves Technical Breakthrough in Solid-State DSC
Business Wire - Wed May 08, 12:08AM CDT
Dyesol, the world leader in the commercialisation of Dye Solar Cell (DSC) technology, has achieved a "game changing" technical breakthrough by achieving a solid-state DSC efficiency of 11.3% at full sun.
Tasnee Enters Strategic Investment Agreement with Dyesol
Business Wire - Thu Feb 28, 2:08AM CST
Saudi Arabian industrial giant, The National Industrialization Company of Saudi Arabia, better known as Tasnee, has invested AUD $4 million in Australian clean energy company, Dyesol Limited (ASX: DYE), by way of a 15 month redeemable loan note, convertible into Dyesol shares at 16.6 cents per share, with a 0% coupon (as is required by Saudi Arabian law).
Investment in Renewable Technologies Worldwide 2013
M2 - Tue Jan 29, 10:12AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/5b99p4/investment_in) has announced the addition of the "Investment in Renewable Technologies Worldwide" report to their offering. Renewable energy is responsible for contributing almost 29.3% of human energy use all across the globe. With pollution levels rising incessantly, renewable energy resources have turned out to be a major boon to the environment as well as investors world over. Green energy overtook fossil fuels in attracting investment for power generation in the recent times. Wind, solar and other clean technologies attracted investments which overtook that for gas and coal for electrical power generation, with more than a third of the green cash destined for Britain and the rest of Europe. The highest level of growth for renewable investment came from China, India and other developing countries, which are fast catching up on the West in switching out of fossil fuels to improve energy security and tackle climate change. A variety
