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Peafowl listed by BREAKIT as one of Sweden’s 30 most promising low-key companies
Some companies are always in the limelight — attracting billions in venture capital. Other companies grow fast but quietly. Breakit has listed some of the most exiting low-key companies in the country, from Vellinge in the south to Luleå in the north. - We wanted to...
Peafowl Solar Power on the EIT list of ”Accelerating sustainable energy innovations”
European Institute of Innovation and Technology, EIT, established a catalog, ”Accelerating sustainable energy innovations” where they lists almost 250 companies in Europe with different solutions within sustainable energy. Peafowl Solar Power is one of 34 Swedish...
Peafowl strengthens the team commercially
We are happy to welcome Susanne Segeblad as our CMO, to handle all communications efforts going forward. As our technology reaches new levels of maturity it is time to let the world know about the beauty of Peafowl solar power and how we can contribute in making the...
Winner of Startup4Climate
Peafowl Solar Power was awarded 1 million SEK as one of two winners in Startup4Climate, a challenge aimed at startups with ideas that can speed up the energy transition and steer the development towards the global goal of 1,5-degree warming. The challenge is backed by...
Peafowl on the 33-list
Peafowl Solar Power has been added to “33-listan”, an annual listing by the Swedish tech magazine Ny Teknik of the most innovative and promising Swedish startups.
Peafowl listed among top 8 climate startups in Swedish climate challenge
Peafowl Solar Power has been listed among the top 8 startups with with ideas that can speed up the energy transition and steer the development towards the global goal of 1,5-degree warming. The nomination is done by Startup4Climate, a challenge aimed at startups and...
New paper in Nature Materials
The ability to efficiently collect not only the electrons but also the positive charges means that direct plasmonic solar cells can be improved both by boosting performance and by better voltage regulation, while maintaining the colorless high-transparency look.
Pilot testing for indoor sensors
Our first pilot project, only marginally delayed by the pandemic, has now been launched. Together with one of Sweden's largest real estate owners Akademiska Hus and their tenant Green Innovation Park, we will now be mounting picture frame installations. The picture...
PeafowlGlass: Smart glass with embedded sensors
The most energy intensive system of a commercial building tends to be HVAC – heating ventilation and air conditioning – which account for over 50% of the energy use. In smart buildings, using optimized regulation, this can be cut by 15%. And that is not a compromise...
