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Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2016
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Lithium – in greater demand than ever Due to the importance of electromobility the demand and the price of lithium are rising. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2016
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As clear as water Photobioreactors made of glass prove their effectiveness in wastewater treatment as part of an algae-based process. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2015
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Multitalented glass Glass and glass-ceramics surprise us as versatile materials that can transform, transport, store and use energy. As ”hidden champions,” they also offer solutions for the energy technologies of the future, from high-temperature fuel cells and batteries for electric cars to capacitors for use in renewable energy. | |||
Recovering energy intelligently Flue gas heat exchangers equipped with DURAN® glass tubes economically provide households with condensing boiler technology. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2014
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Meeting the highest standards Large-scale electrical assembly penetrations from SCHOTT withstand high temperatures and excess pressure in nuclear reactors. | |||
Washing the air DURAN® tubes perform important functions in an innovative photo-catalytic ventilation system. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2014
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The Algae Turbo CONTURAX® glass tubes help to improve industrial growing of algae with photobioreactors. |
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Excited about Efficiently Generated Energy Heat-resistant glasses and glass-ceramics from SCHOTT serve as insulating materials for high temperature fuel cells. |
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Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2012
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One Million Solar Receivers SCHOTT Solar has continuously improved its components for use in Concentrated Solar Power. |
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Tailwind for Liquefied Gas The new certification of components for liquefied gas pumps saves customers time and money. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2012
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Natural Power? - Yes, Please! SCHOTT ROBAX® calls for more ecological use of wood as a valuable source of energy. |
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Environmentally Friendly Fibers The optical glass fiber PURAVIS™ draws its advantages from the high-purity raw materials used and is manufactured using an environmentally friendly process that does without lead, arsenic and antimony. |
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The New Value of Electricity Solar thermal technologies offer many advantages on how to use energy and expand the grid. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2011
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Development Opportunity for Africa The German Solar Academy Nairobi is helping to generate electricity with solar power. |
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Sunny Times A perfect example of how to use solar energy can now be seen in Sydney’s harbor. |
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Advancing Nuclear Safety Education SCHOTT is supporting Ohio State University’s Nuclear Research with products and expertise. |
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Solar Powered Snacks Pennsylvania’s largest solar park supplies a U.S. food retailer with electricity. |
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Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2011
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Development Opportunity for Africa The German Solar Academy Nairobi is helping to generate electricity with solar power. |
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Sunny Times A perfect example of how to use solar energy can now be seen in Sydney’s harbor. |
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Solar Powered Snacks Pennsylvania’s largest solar park supplies a U.S. food retailer with electricity. |
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Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2011
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The Power Comes from the Back Side Up to ten percent higher efficiency can be achieved with innovative back conact solar modules. |
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Certifiably Envionmentally Friendly SCHOTT was awarded the Cradle to Cradle® (C2C) certificate in silver in the U.S. for Pyran® Platinum. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2010
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Great Location for Solar Valley The state of New Mexico believes in solar power. SCHOTT Solar plays a key role here. | |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2009
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Getting Greener SCHOTT is systematically expanding its ecological commitment by offering environmentally friendly products. |
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Solar Power from the Desert The aim of the Desertec initiative is to supply the EUMENA region with power from solar power plants. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2009
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Getting Greener SCHOTT is systematically expanding its ecological commitment by offering environmentally friendly products. |
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Solar Power from the Desert The aim of the Desertec initiative is to supply the EUMENA region with power from solar power plants. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2009
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Sunny Prospects The new SCHOTT Solar manufacturing facility in Albuquerque will be the first site in the United States that produces receivers for CSP and will quadruple the company’s PV production capacity in North America. |
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Solar Architecture for a Public Space Barcelona’s solar pergolas on the coast are of benefit to both the environment and society. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2009
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Sunny Prospects The new SCHOTT Solar manufacturing facility in Albuquerque will be the first site in the United States that produces receivers for CSP and will quadruple the company’s PV production capacity in North America. |
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Solar Architecture for a Public Space Barcelona’s solar pergolas on the coast are of benefit to both the environment and society. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2008
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Power Plants of a New Dimension Europe’s first commercial parabolic trough power plant, AndaSol1, went into operation. |
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Solar Receivers from Spain SCHOTT invests 40 million euros in a new plant for promising solar technology. |
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Solar Power Helps Africa Photovoltaic modules from SCHOTT Solar provide power for a hospital ward in Senegal. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2008
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Power Plants of a New Dimension Europe’s first commercial parabolic trough power plant, AndaSol1, went into operation. |
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Solar Receivers from Spain SCHOTT invests 40 million euros in a new plant for promising solar technology. |
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Solar Power Helps Africa Photovoltaic modules from SCHOTT Solar provide power for a hospital ward in Senegal. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2008
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From Silicon to a Module WACKER SCHOTT Solar secures the supply of the scarce raw material solar silicon. |
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”Bright Future for Solar Energy” NREL Director, Dr. Lawrence L. Kazmerski, pleads for a change in the use of renewable energy. |
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Razor-Thin Solar Radiation Converters Thin-film solar modules combine sophisticated architecture and ecological power generation. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2008
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From Silicon to a Module WACKER SCHOTT Solar secures the supply of the scarce raw material solar silicon. |
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”Bright Future for Solar Energy” NREL Director, Dr. Lawrence L. Kazmerski, pleads for a change in the use of renewable energy. |
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Razor-Thin Solar Radiation Converters Thin-film solar modules combine sophisticated architecture and ecological power generation. |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2007
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Solar Energy Houses as Power Plants |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 2/2007
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Solar Energy Houses as Power Plants |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2007
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Remote Solar Power Supply Finally Electricity! |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2006
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Concentrated Solar Power Plants The Power Plants of the Future |
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Electronic Packaging At the Beat of the Cell Phone Boom |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2007
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Remote Solar Power Supply Finally Electricity! |
Articles from SCHOTT solutions 1/2006
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Concentrated Solar Power Plants The Power Plants of the Future |
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Electronic Packaging At the Beat of the Cell Phone Boom |
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