SES Solar, Inc researches, develops, sells, and installs solar energy products, including photovoltaic modules and solar roof tiles. SES Solar’s goal is to transform its business from a small custom manufacturer of solar modules and tiles into a large-scale producer of modules using a new proprietary assembly process. The company emphasizes its high-quality, durable designs and the fact that it can easily integrate its products into new or existing buildings. The company’s new proprietary assembly technology for solar panels provides higher-quality electrical contacts, better performance and reduced cost.

SES Solar is building a new, fully automated manufacturing facility centrally located in Europe near its base in Geneva, Switzerland. The company plans to consolidate production there, after finishing construction in the summer of 2008. After construction, SES Solar will use the plant to produce and test prototype products, license them in accordance with European (and

Superlattice Power Incorporated has been acclaimed for its breakthroughs in battery technologies. Several researchers and other companies have attempted to harness the high capacity and energy density from superlattice-structured batteries, but have always come up short and never produced their products commercially or on a large scale. However, Superlattice Power Inc. has found success in the development and marketing of the next generation lithium-powered batteries worldwide.

The superlattice structure, which is the key to the company’s success, is a hexagonal structure, allowing the batteries to accommodate more lithium and therefore more energy. Another crucial component to the success of these new batteries is the materials being used. The target material is a mixed oxide with a general formulation of Li1+xMnaCobNicTidO2 to ensure homogeneous mixing of all starting materials which are pre-calcined at high temperatures ranging from 700°C to

In news today, Current Technology announced it would bring on technology start-up veteran, Guy Fielder as chief operating officer (COO) of its subsidiary, Celevoke. Mr. Fielder’s previous experience includes almost 10 years with Compaq computer, where he was both senior project manager and Portable Group’s group manager. As group manager, he was responsible for defining the direction of new portable computers, and his direction led to an additional $2 billion in revenues and ensured the company’s leadership in Portable Computing. He also served as primary representative for the Portables and Laptop Group to technology partners who developed enabling technologies for next-generation portable computers.

As his career progressed, Guy Fielder entered into more entrepreneurial ventures, becoming vice president of Engineering at Tanisys Technologies for 2 years, then founding his own business, PACid, an IT security startup that made it to the first round of seed funding.

Superlattice Power Inc. (SLAT.OB) is a company focused on developing and producing the next-generation lithium battery. These batteries can be used to power electric vehicles and have potential applications in homes and commercial buildings as a source of zero-emissions power.

Superlattice Power’s researchers have investigated high-capacity and energy-dense superlattice structures in an attempt to develop the next-generation lithium-ion polymer battery that is environmentally non-toxic, safe, less expensive and more powerful. What is a superlattice? The term refers to the crystal structure of a compound and indicates periodically alternating layers of several substances.

Until the efforts made by Superlattice, all prior efforts to substitute lithium for the transition metal have failed. The prior efforts all resulted in a loss of energy storage capacity over time. However, Superlattice Power announced earlier this year that the company has synthsized a new cathode material called Superlattice Structure