SOLRA-PV Overview
SOLRA-PV specializes in developing innovative, low-cost perovskite-based photovoltaic thin films. Their fully printable and adaptable solar panels are designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, efficiently powering IoT devices and eliminating the need for traditional batteries. The panels are highly efficient, cost-effective, and easy to install, making them ideal for IoT sensors in various indoor spaces. SOLRA-PV's technology helps reduce energy costs and dependence on traditional power sources, simplifying the connection and control of IoT devices while minimizing waste and wiring needs.
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ESIL - Environmental Sustainability Innovation Lab on LinkedIn: #cleantech #climatetech #investment #iot #perovskite #renewableenergy…
SOLRA-PV has received a new investment to further develop its innovative technology that harnesses artificial indoor lighting to power IoT devices. This technology, developed in the lab of Prof. Lioz Etgar at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, uses perovskite-based PV cells optimized for indoor lighting, offering high power density and recyclability. The investment from ESIL will support SOLRA-PVs efforts to scale up and meet the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions as the IoT and electrification sectors expand. The company has already mapped out collaborations to accelerate its market adoption.
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SOLRA: Converting Light Into Energy, And At Half The Cost Of Silicon Solar Cells
SOLRA, a solar cells technology startup associated with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Yissum Technology Transfer Company, is developing third-generation solar cells based on thin film materials derived from perovskite. These cells can be semi-transparent and affixed to buildings, providing solar windows. SOLRA aims to focus on applications that silicon cells cannot fulfill, such as powering the IoT and indoor electricity generation. The companys technology has the potential to replace silicon in the solar industry, offering higher efficiency and lower costs. SOLRA plans to have a real demonstration of its prototype in 2023. The company faces challenges in raising funds for materials-based ventures, but it is optimistic about the future of solar energy.
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| Sector | Industrial Technologies |
Funding
| Total funding | $1M |
| Last funding | Undisclosed |
| Stage | Seed |
| Rounds | 3 |
| Investors | 2 |
Team Members
3
Employees: 1-10
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.solra-pv.com/ |
Locations
Jerusalem, Israel
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