Tandem PV
Tandem PV is a perovskite solar cell manufacturer from Fremont, California, building perovskite-silicon tandem solar panels.
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Tandem PV is a company founded in 2016 to build a new kind of solar panel using perovskite-silicon tandem technology. It is headquartered in Fremont, California. The company aims to manufacture high-efficiency tandem solar panels in the U.S., with panels reaching 30% efficiency and roughly 40% more power in the same form factor compared to conventional panels. The company's roots trace back to pioneering research by founder and CTO Colin Bailie at Stanford University, and he partnered with Chris Eberspacher to form the company. Under CEO Scott Wharton, the company is focused on scaling manufacturing and commercialization.
History
Tandem PV was founded in 2016 to build a new kind of solar panel, one that captures more energy from the sun and can be made at commercial scale in the United States. The company's roots trace back to pioneering perovskite-silicon tandem research by founder and CTO Colin Bailie at Stanford University, where he developed the first such tandem solar cell. Bailie partnered with long-time solar industry veteran Chris Eberspacher to form the company. Under the leadership of CEO Scott Wharton, the company has focused on designing its technology to be manufactured at scale and aligning the organization for commercialization and production.
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