In September 2021, Dr Lars Oberbeck gave a conference at IPVF entitled « European photovoltaic production: does it make sense? » . He shared his views on how Europe could reshore its photovoltaic production, build a strong and resilient PV ecosystem, and foster european strategic autonomy. Indeed, it is time for Europe to strengthen its commitment to R&I in PV for, as announced in its work program for 2022, the European Commission will publish a Communication on

Institut Photovoltaïque d’Île-de-France (IPVF) and Orange’s research on the Internet of Things (IoT) are pleased to announce the signing of a co-innovation agreement. This collaboration targets the field of « ambient computing » and more specifically related to « extreme edge computing », which aims to disseminate computing ressources at the extreme edge of telecommunication networks. In this context, ORANGE’s research is working on the development of a battery-free and wireless nanocomputers with sensors, computing, storage and communication capabilities. These new

Flexible, light and efficient photovoltaic panels – the promise of CIGS Watch a replay of our latest webinar – https://lnkd.in/dEN7zyAz ☀ CIGS exhibits high conversion efficiencies, both in the laboratory and in production. This high efficiency, coupled with long-term stability, makes it uniquely positioned to play a central role in the global renewable energy sector. CIGS is suitable for the production of lightweight, flexible, semi-transparent, and custom-shaped solar products. Construction materials such as building facade