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Could climate tech be boon for Massachusetts economy? - Vimarsana News

Could climate tech be boon for Massachusetts economy?

From ship-cleaning robots, to plant-based meat, to paints that better regulate humidity and heat, firms around the state are meeting the challenge of climate change with a range of innovations.

Seven Vermont Tech Startups Worth Watching - Vimarsana News

Seven Vermont Tech Startups Worth Watching

Vermont will probably never rival Silicon Valley, Austin or Boston as a tech hub; its woodsy reputation is too deeply ingrained. But as a setting...

This company is at the cutting edge of solar panel efficiency - Vimarsana News

This company is at the cutting edge of solar panel efficiency

Even after 60 years of commercialization , the technology behind solar photovoltaic panels is still advancing each year — and some of the most advanced panels could soon be manufactured in the U.S. With its industry-leading efficiency, Maxeon Solar Technologies might be the manufacturer that best demonstrates the ongoing progression of solar power, the fastest-growing form of electricity generation in the U.S.

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Vermont startup joins partnership to commercialize perovskite solar - Vimarsana News

Vermont startup joins partnership to commercialize perovskite solar

Verde Technologies is partnering with NREL and Northern Illinois University on developing new manufacturing techniques for producing stable, safe, low-cost and recyclable perovskite solar cells.

University of Vermont startup aims to revolutionize solar power - Vimarsana News

University of Vermont startup aims to revolutionize solar power

A startup based at UVM, Verde Technologies, is working on a promising technology, known as thin film, to capture solar power in a much more efficient way than existing solar panels.