Air Force to install New Mexico-made solar windows
New Mexico-made quantum dots will soon be generating solar electricity at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota under a $750,000 contract awarded to local startup Ubiquitous Quantum Dots.
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New Mexico-made quantum dots will soon be generating solar electricity at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota under a $750,000 contract awarded to local startup Ubiquitous Quantum Dots.
UbiQD, a New Mexico-based nanotechnology developer, has created new transparent solar windows.From pv magazine USA UbiQD, a nanotechnology company, has revealed that its quantum dot solar technology will
UbiQD, Inc. announced it was recently awarded Small Business Innovation Research contract by the United States Air Force. The current phase II contract provides funding for two installations totaling more than 20 windows, as well as continued scale-up and development of UbiQD’s quantum dot-tinted photovoltaic window technology, called WENDOW.
Timothy Cale Pruitt: August 27, 1978 ~ April 28, 2022 (age 43) Timothy Cale (Tim/Cale) Pruitt, 43 of Tucson, AZ was called home to be with our Lord and
Geenhouse agriculture is far more water efficient than open field, at the expense of greater energy consumption. New technology is enabling drought-stricken growers to move more crops into greenhouses with a smaller energy penalty.