Photovoltaic Module Engineering Businesses in Australia

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Dyesol Limited

Dyesol is the international leader in the commercialisation of dye solar cell (DSC) technology, bringing DSC to the forefront of the solar industry. Dyesol offers a full DSC solution to researchers and manufacturers comprising a wide range of products and services including materials, consulting, research & development, contracting, licensing, training, laboratory facilities, prototyping and pilot equipment, and turnkey manufacturing facilities. Dyesol partners with major corporations and customers around the world who have the capacity to develop large markets for next generation solar products, incorporating Dyesol materials and technology. The company has representation or business in every major country worldwide.

• Business type: Solar Technology Development
• Product types: 3rd generation dye-sensitised solar cell (DSSC, or DSC) products, services and technology. Dyesol offers products including chemicals and materials such as dye, paste, ligands and electrolytes; testing and manufacturing equipment for DSC; components and substrates including glass; and DSC demonstration kits and models. .
• Service types: Research, JDA, Products
• Address: 3 Dominion Place (PO Box 6212), Queanbeyan, NSW Australia 2620
• Telephone: +61-2-6299-1592
• FAX: +61-2-6299-1698
• Web Site: http://www.dyesol.com
• E-mail: Send Email to Dyesol Limited

Solar Online Australia

• Business type: retail sales, wholesale supplier, exporter, importer
• Product types: photovoltaic modules, solar charge controllers, wind turbines (small), DC to AC power inverters, deep cycle batteries, solar roofing systems, solar electric power systems.
• Service types: consulting, design, installation, construction, engineering, project development services
• Address: Unit 3, 301 Hillsborough Road, Warners Bay, NSW Australia 2282
• Telephone: 02 4954 3310
• FAX: 02 4954 3360

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