Pvilion's products range from stand-alone solar canopies, solar military tents, grid-tied long span structures, solar powered charging stations to solar powered curtains, building facades, backpacks and clothing. What they do is simple in theory – they integrate solar cells with fabric and build fabric products that generate electricity. Effectively, any surface that is getting hit by the sun, can be a fabric that generates electricity.
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The Future of Microgrids - Anna Herma...
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Nano Reactors - Jay Yu and James Walk...
Step into the world of portable power with Bonnie Schneider as she explores NANO Nuclear Energy's cutting-edge nano reactors. Learn how their innovative technology is enabling efficient and accessible energy solutions for diverse applications.
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Dynatrace's Carbon Impact App with Kl...
Join Bonnie Schneider for an in-depth discussion on Dynatrace's Carbon Impact App with Klaus Enzenhofer, Product Lead Business Analytics at Dynatrace. Klaus shares insights into how the app helps organizations track and optimize their IT carbon footprints, supporting their sustainability goals. L...
