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May 4th, 2007
G24i Strengthens Management with Two Key Technical Appointments
Abstract:
G24 Innovations Limited (G24i), a UK-based company that aims to revolutionise solar power by leading the development of extremely lightweight, flexible solar cells, has announced the appointment of Dr. Kevin Tabor as Director of Science & Research and Howard Sutton as Director of Operations. Both will sit on the company's Executive Board.
G24i's Cardiff site will be the first factory in the world to mass produce dye-sensitised solar cells, a technological breakthrough that combines innovative material science and nanotechnology to generate renewable power in a process similar to photosynthesis.
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