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Seven Vermont Tech Startups Worth Watching

Vermont will probably never rival Silicon Valley, Austin or Boston as a tech hub; its woodsy reputation is too deeply ingrained. But as a setting.

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This company is at the cutting edge of solar panel efficiency

Even after 60 years of commercialization , the technology behind solar photovoltaic panels is still advancing each year — and some of the most advanced panels could soon be manufactured in the U.S. With its industry-leading efficiency, Maxeon Solar Technologies might be the manufacturer that best demonstrates the ongoing progression of solar power, the fastest-growing form of electricity generation in the U.S.

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Vermont startup joins partnership to commercialize perovskite solar

Verde Technologies is partnering with NREL and Northern Illinois University on developing new manufacturing techniques for producing stable, safe, low-cost and recyclable perovskite solar cells.

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University of Vermont startup aims to revolutionize solar power

A startup based at UVM, Verde Technologies, is working on a promising technology, known as thin film, to capture solar power in a much more efficient way than existing solar panels.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology to establish collaborative research center

Tandem solar cells are made of stacked materials such as silicon paired with perovskites that together absorb more of the solar spectrum than single materials, resulting in a dramatic increase in efficiency. Their potential to generate significan

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