Featured in Not gone with the wind – 02-2010

The cell doctor

Low-cost modules: Norways Innotech Solar repairs short-circuited solar cells that used to end up in smelters. A special laser process is used to repair defective cells, which are then processed into fully functional modules.

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pv magazine

15 Sep 2010

People in the northern tip of Norway who think about solar power have to be crusaders. It is cold, and – in the winter at least – the sun does not shine much. In Narvik, Norway, with the mercury at minus four degrees Celsius, product manager Knud Clausen of Innotech Solar is on the move, …

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