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Home > News > Nanoco Receives Key Milestone In Solar Photovoltaic Deal With Tokyo Electron

November 8th, 2010

Nanoco Receives Key Milestone In Solar Photovoltaic Deal With Tokyo Electron

Abstract:
Nanoco Group PLC Monday said it received a key milestone in its solar photovoltaic deal with Tokyo Electron, a Japanese semiconductor production equipment supplier, triggering a payment.

Accordingly, the milestone was triggered after Nanoco successfully developed and supplied a bespoke solar ink, which was used to create a nanomaterial thin film for the production of solar cells.

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