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    Sharp plans to launch dye-sensitized photovoltaic cells in fiscal 2018

    • Last Update: 2022-12-28
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    According to Nikkei, Sharp, a subsidiary of Hon Hai Group, plans to launch dye-sensitized photovoltaic cells (DSSCs)
    in fiscal year 2018 (ending March 31, 2019).

    Sharp plans to launch dye-sensitized photovoltaic cells in fiscal 2018

    According to reports, Sharp has not yet decided whether to produce it in-house or outsource a new product that uses low light indoors to generate electricity
    .

    Dye-sensitized PV cells generate twice as efficiently as existing silicon PV cells and can be designed in a compact way, making them suitable for IoT devices
    .
    Due to the increasing competition in the existing silicon photovoltaic cell market, Sharp is eager to launch new cells
    .
    As the sales champion before 2005, Sharp has now fallen out of the top five in the global photovoltaic cell market
    .

    According to the released data, sales of Sharp's smart home division, which includes photovoltaic cells, IoT communications, and health/environmental systems businesses, increased by 15.
    6% in the previous quarter (April-June 2018) to 150.
    5 billion yen, and operating profit increased by 19.
    9% to 11.
    8 billion yen
    .

    According to Nikkei, Sharp, a subsidiary of Hon Hai Group, plans to launch dye-sensitized photovoltaic cells (DSSCs)
    in fiscal year 2018 (ending March 31, 2019).

    Photovoltaic cells

    Sharp plans to launch dye-sensitized photovoltaic cells in fiscal 2018

    Sharp plans to launch dye-sensitized photovoltaic cells in fiscal 2018

    According to reports, Sharp has not yet decided whether to produce it in-house or outsource a new product that uses low light indoors to generate electricity
    .

    Dye-sensitized PV cells generate twice as efficiently as existing silicon PV cells and can be designed in a compact way, making them suitable for IoT devices
    .
    Due to the increasing competition in the existing silicon photovoltaic cell market, Sharp is eager to launch new cells
    .
    As the sales champion before 2005, Sharp has now fallen out of the top five in the global photovoltaic cell market
    .

    According to the released data, sales of Sharp's smart home division, which includes photovoltaic cells, IoT communications, and health/environmental systems businesses, increased by 15.
    6% in the previous quarter (April-June 2018) to 150.
    5 billion yen, and operating profit increased by 19.
    9% to 11.
    8 billion yen
    .

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