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Home > News > Moser Baer ramping up solar power biz

September 14th, 2007

Moser Baer ramping up solar power biz

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The company is also investing in research and development (R&D) to develop nanotechnology-based products like quantum dots which can be used in exterior paint to power buildings. "In two-three years, nanotechnology would be a significant source in solar energy. We have a three-pronged R&D strategy. One is our corporate R&D team which has 600 engineers working on optical media, photovoltaic and other things. Then we have 100-plus engineers in Moser Baer Photovoltaic. And thirdly, we have invested in R&D centres abroad which gives us access to latest technologies," Khanna said.

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