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NEXT Energy Technologies

This company develops transparent, energy-harvesting window technology that generates electricity from sunlight. Their coatings integrate directly into dual-pane windows, enabling buildings to produce low-cost, on-site renewable energy.

Santa Barbara, United StatesFounded 2010282K+ followers
Updated 16 months ago

Funding

$3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Product

Problem

Conventional building facades offer limited functionality, passively blocking sunlight rather than actively harnessing it. Traditional solar panels are often opaque and aesthetically unappealing, hindering their integration into building designs. This limits the potential for on-site renewable energy generation in urban environments.

Solution

NEXT Energy Technologies develops transparent, energy-harvesting window coatings based on organic photovoltaic (OPV) technology. These coatings are designed to be integrated directly into dual-pane windows, allowing buildings to generate electricity from sunlight while maintaining aesthetic appeal. The transparent nature of the OPV material enables seamless integration into existing architectural designs, transforming building facades into active power generators. This approach facilitates on-site renewable energy production, reducing reliance on traditional energy sources and contributing to a net-zero future.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes building owners, architects, and window manufacturers seeking to integrate renewable energy solutions into building designs.

Features

  • Transparent organic photovoltaic (OPV) coatings for dual-pane windows
  • High transparency, allowing for seamless integration into building designs
  • Energy generation from sunlight, enabling on-site renewable energy production
  • Compatibility with standard window manufacturing processes
  • Large-format coatings, including record-breaking 40” x 60” sizes
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