Thin-film solar cells

Solar cell modules manufacturing

Green hydrogen technology

Automotive

Japan

Germany

South Korea

Public road trials of a solar-powered plug-in hybrid electric vehicle equipped with high-efficiency thin-film solar cells to assess improvements in fuel efficiency, cruising range, and carbon emissions reductions.

South Africa's largest thin-film solar energy project designed to generate electrical power for Eskom. The facility will use over 200,000 thin-film photovoltaic modules to produce 150,000 megawatt-hours of energy annually.

Collaborative testing and development agreement between SunHydrogen and Honda R&D Co., LTD to test hydrogen modules in Japan and explore hydrodynamic conditions for optimizing hydrogen production efficiency.

Second-generation solar cells made of thin layers of glass, metal, or plastic. These modules are typically less expensive than conventional crystalline silicon solar cells and are being deployed in the Solar Capital De Aar 3 project.

High-efficiency thin-film solar cells with approximately 34% conversion efficiency and 0.03 mm thickness, designed to conform to curved vehicle surfaces for integration into the Prius PHV.

Large-scale hydrogen production modules incorporating SunHydrogen's proprietary nanoparticle technology. The modules split water into hydrogen and oxygen using solar energy, operating autonomously without environmentally harmful compounds. Designed to function similarly to solar panels with billions of electroplated nanoparticles.