J.v.G. Thoma GmbH has invested three years of research work, now the new technology has reached its market maturity. Just recently, J.v.G. presented a special high efficiency module which is resistant to extreme heat. The "desert module technology" achieves a performance increase by eight to 10 watts on each standard module through the so-called high power temperature process. The module is already in series production, after it was introduced in the market in December 2011.
Nonetheless, what the innovative developers are now presenting to the public is a genuine quantum jump: as a result of the new HPTP nanotechnology the performance goes up by more than 20 percent.
Hans Thoma, the managing director of J.v.G. Thoma explains how it functions: "Till now solar modules were able to capture not necessarily all types of rays. But, the nanocoating we have applied is capable of bundling all impacting rays due to its very special properties. Thereby we capture the entire spectrum and utilize it for power generation."
The whole thing is realized on a surface of 5 x 3 cm. The prototype on 6-inch base will be completed by end of March. Initial discussions with investors are already going on, but the company is open for more interested parties. "We are keenly looking for partners who wish to shape the future together with us," Hans Thoma explained.
