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I used to live in Switzerland, not too far from the EPFL (university of Lausanne) where the technology was invented. There is a lot of incredible technology that comes out of EPFL and gets rolled into startups. This is one of the few that did a r/m with an OTC company in order to get listed, and as long as it's so undiscovered, I'm delighted to have invested at these levels. I have seen the SwissINSO offices, and have some acquaintances who know the current & former management. It's a completely legit company, and I believe they will succeed in commercializing Kromatix this time around as their business model is very capital efficient (basically, out-sourced all manufacturing and claim a volume-based licence fee).
I look forward to revenue in the very near future, and to learning more about the licensing terms, and to find out about the new products they mentioned in the latest 8K.
I agree. They're a likely candidate to uplist to NASDAQ. I also have added a little lately. Major connections here. Funny, if they were an American company holding a patent on something they'd invented together with MIT and did a joint venture with Corning to produce and supply they'd be selling for dollars, not pennies. Not an exact comparison, but close. CEO a major shareholder. Going to be a good one over time :)
Indeed, this is a very discreet company with a technology that I imagine all PV OEMs and installers will want to use. I'm happy that they sell the glass alone and don't require their PV cells to be bundled with it.
Huge huge potential.
Market Cap today < $10 million. I bought more yesterday. If they execute well, this easily a $150 million company in a few years. I hope they move off the OTC at some point, however.
Lots of good news in the last filing. Reducing debt, building awareness, increasing exposure, investing for future production
"We have achieved our principal goal for last year: namely to put the Kromatix® brand out into the global market, with a supply chain and a marketing structure worldwide.
We have secured investment for all of our product industrialization and marketing expenses through a joint venture with Glass LLC of Dubai Investments. This sizable investment during the past year went primarily to the acquisition of equipment, raw material purchases, logistics and product certification.
We have restructured the company and decreased its debts and liabilities, maintaining excellent relations with our suppliers and service providers."
And a rare promising look ahead from this conservative, quiet company:
"Moreover, we already have a sizeable section of the industry worldwide wanting to negotiate for the use of Kromatix® and with major media exposure planned, we expect this interest to increase significantly over the coming months."
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=10621479
A snippit of the forthcoming interview with the CEO of SwissINSO on Worldwide Business (Bloomberg + Fox) can be found here:
https://player.vimeo.com/video/118139061
(at 50 seconds in, and again at the end of the clip)
This the first time I have seen Mr. Hanbali in a video, and although the clip is short, I liked what I saw.
I can't wait for this company to get some major exposure, and I hope this TV spot is just the start. It will also be great to see some videos of the projects they have underway today in several countries.
Yep good timing. Still a completely unknown company today. Hope that changes with some air time.
That didn't take long :) 25 minutes after I posted that they put out an 8k with developments.
http://archive.fast-edgar.com//20150410/A522U22CL2225T22222G2ZX2LSEBW222O272/
We've both found some things that appear to be in the works for this different solar company. The company does not have a history of making forward looking announcements and my belief is that when developments are finalized news will come. Patience! SWHN
Great finds, thanks!
On page 25 of that report we can see 3 Swiss-based projects that SwissINSO has not yet made public.
Things seem to be moving, and the company is fairly tight-lipped, which I like (and rare for an OTC stock).
I also like the logo/advertising opportunity with opaque PV mentioned in the report.
Details of the project here:
http://www.malibucity.org/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/03092015-552
Two new partnerships with SwissINSO for Kromatix?
Ventura-based Colored Solar, and Malibu Blue Solar PV Plant LLC?
[Malibu] City Hall could receive colored solar panel array
http://www.malibusurfsidenews.com/city/city-hall-could-receive-colored-solar-panel-array
Malibu City Hall could provide its own power if a project to install colored solar panels passes muster.
The City’s Environmental Sustainability Subcommittee received and filed a report at its meeting Monday, March 9, regarding the potential installation of colored solar panels on Malibu City Hall’s roof and south-facing facade.
Dubbed the “Malibu Blue Solar Photovoltaic Project,” the effort is proposed by a team of solar and design experts from various disciplines within the solar energy industry.
“The intent of this proposal was to use City Hall as a demonstration project for these new technologies and systems,” a City staff report states.
Funded by Akuo Investment Management – a Luxembourg-based firm – the project would be a collaboration between Malibu-based Busch Design Build and Ventura-based Colored Solar to install the panels on Malibu City Hall.
Although the City will incur no costs to fund or construct the project, its end of the bargain is to buy the solar-generated power from Malibu Blue solar PV Plant LLC, which would be created by Akuo Investment Management and backed by investors.
“A few interested parties have already expressed their interest,” a draft of the project’s report states.
Developed by SwissInso Holding, Inc., “Kromatix” colored solar panels use a colored piece of glass to conceal the light-gathering photovoltaic array. Malibu City Hall’s solar panels would be colored in a combination of blues and sea foam green, and placed such that they would resemble waves.
Douglas Busch, a local photographer and architect who owns Busch Design Build, said the Power Purchas Agreement (PPA) needs to return to the subcommittee for its final review, and explained his interest in bringing the project to the City’s attention.
“These solar panels have never been used in the United States before, and this kind of design isn’t what most people do,” Busch said. “The City likes the idea, so we just have to come back to the subcommittee for final review.”
In 2014, Malibu City Hall’s electricity consumption amounted to an average of 41,680 kWh. During the course of a year, the solar panels would cover that average and provide a surplus of energy during longer days between March and August.
The surplus energy, during the expected 25 years of the project’s lifetime, could generate more than $400,000 in savings, and the project may save as much as 345 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
Emirates Insolaire can certainly provide the product if more orders come. For now, it's a start
That's great to hear, finally shipping in volume (albeit modest for now)! My guess is that the royalties they get from the JV will bring the company $10/m2, so that's still very modest revenue projection for 2015, but it's a good start.
The company's licensing model will allow them to run on very low overhead. Half a million $ in revenue for this year, and the company valuation is $4MM today. Terrific upside for this stock if the company can show continued growth in their pipeline.
Some news here:
"Emirates Insolaire sees high sales of coloured PV this year - report
Feb 25, 2015 13:09 CET by Militsa Mancheva
February 25 (SeeNews) - Solar equipment maker Emirates Insolaire LLC expects to sell more than 50,000 sq metres (538,196 sq ft) of its coloured solar panels and photovoltaic models in 2015, The Peninsula said Wednesday.
The multi-coloured photovoltaic (PV) panels with Kromatix technology, the development of which took as much as nine years, are able to generate over 150 W per sq m when installed on rooftops, and more than 110 W/sq m on facades, managing partner Rafic Hanbali told the daily. They can be used in building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) projects in places, where the traditional black and blue modules contradict to design aesthetics.
Emirates Insolaire plans to introduce its product on the Qatari market soon. It will cover up to 8,000 sq m at two iconic buildings there with approximately 1 MW of the panels, according to the report. The coloured solar glass panels have already attracted the attention of entrepreneurs and engineers in the United Arab Emirates, Europe and Brazil, The Peninsula noted, citing the official.
The company, which is mainly active in the development and application of new solar technologies, is 51% owned by Dubai Investments. Solar applications developer SwissInso owns the remaining 49% in the joint venture (JV)."
http://renewables.seenews.com/news/emirates-insolaire-sees-high-sales-of-coloured-pv-this-year-report-465182
"Emirates Insolaire showcases coloured solar panels in Doha
DUBAI, 2/23/15
Emirates Insolaire, a pioneer in the development and application of new solar technologies and a subsidiary of Dubai Investments (DI), is showcasing its coloured solar panel featuring Kromatix technology at the ongoing Façade Design and Engineering Summit in Doha, Qatar.
The firm is unravelling ways to adapt its coloured and sustainable solar panels, its breakthrough photovoltaic (PV) modules as well as solar thermal collectors to enhance the design appeal and aesthetics of building façades in the region, said a statement.
Emirates Insolaire solar panels, coming in virtually any colour, have revolutionised the industry, as they can be easily integrated in natural colours to any façade and roof and thus offer cost-effective and sustainable customisation, it said.
The company has already produced and installed its first façades in Europe, while it continues to receive enquiries from the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt, Bahrain, Lebanon, as well as from Europe, Asia, the US, and Brazil.
Rafic Hanbali, managing partner of Emirates Insolaire, said: “There is a latent demand for Emirates Insolaire’s revolutionary, coloured solar panels across the globe.
“Our breakthrough glass is optimised for photovoltaic modules as well as solar thermal collectors and we see a massive growth potential in the Gulf region. We expect sales in excess of 50,000 sq m for coloured solar panels and photovoltaic models during 2015 alone.”
“The solar PV industry is booming, with the end-market demand hitting rapid growth levels almost every quarter – so we are quite bullish.,” said Hanbali.
“Our participation in the summit is part of our strategy to reinforce our breakthrough technology to potential partners from across the region and beyond. The scale of construction under way in Qatar itself is phenomenal and offers unmatched growth opportunity,” he added.
The Emirates Insolaire solar glass panels, manufactured with Kromatix technology, are being developed in close collaboration with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL – Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne), said the statement.
Optimised for photovoltaic modules – which use cells to convert solar radiation into electricity – and solar thermal collectors, the glass provides a architecturally aesthetic appearance to solar panels, preserving more than 90 per cent of the original efficiency, it added. - TradeArabia News Service"
http://www.tradearabia.com/news/CONS_276082.html
Nice to read that, thanks for the link!
This tiny company has a unique patented technology, a JV with a very respectable partner (Glass LLC) that gives them royalties on every m2 sold, super low overhead (they don't even manufacture their own panels), and are playing in the solar PV+ST space, which is booming now.
Today (at a PPS of $0.035) the company is valued about $5 million.
Huge, huge upside, IMO. All they need to do is demonstrate traction with their JVs and licence their tech to a few solar giants, and the share price is an easy 10x from here.
From their profile at this week's World Future Energy Summit
"Production has started and we are already delivering to Europe our first orders."
http://www.worldfutureenergysummit.com/portal/about-wfes/overview.aspx
Company updated their Facebook page with some photos of what looks like commercial projects nearly completed. Hope the 10Q isn't much longer and that we get details of the progress. Share price near all-time lows, so I picked up some more last week.
SwissINSO exhibiting at 2 more events: this week in UK, next week in Vegas. Nice to see they continue to market their products, but I'm still frustrated at the lack of traction with the Insolaire JV that is now quite dated.
I truly hope Kromatix isn't just another good idea that doesn't go anywhere.
I also read about a similar opaque coating technolgy from another Swiss university (Neuchatel?).. I'll try to find that and post, and/or ask the company to compare it with theirs.
nice. very very nice.
Shareholder letter from SWHN today
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/SWHN/news
Yes, I agree but it shows their presence at another conference
"The Summit, being held at Amwaj Rotana, Dubai, continues till September 9."
Mostly recycled comments, unfortunately. Still waiting for SwissINSO to announce actual reveue from shipped goods and/or orders via their JV with Glass LLC.
Where's all that "latent demand"?? Argh.
Finally, Dubai Investments added Emirates Insolaire to their webpage
http://www.dubaiinvestments.com/en/SitePages/emirates_insolaire.aspx
Some news- Bold emphasis is mine
"Emirates Insolaire showcases the world’s first coloured solar products at Intersolar Munich — the world’s largest exhibition for the solar industry. — Supplied photo
Emirates Insolaire LLC, a pioneer in the development and application of new solar technologies and a subsidiary of Dubai Investments — a leading investment company listed on Dubai Financial Market — has announced that the company’s revolutionary solar glass technology has generated a lot of interest, enquiries and first orders from across the globe.
After having shipped the first few thousand square metres for demonstration and certification purposes, the company, which manufactures first-of-its-kind coloured solar glass panels in the world, has already started the production process of 20,000 square metres for the European market.
The demand and market potential for the coloured solar panels can be gauged from the fact that Emirates Insolaire has received enquiries from across the world, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Egypt, Bahrain, Lebanon, as well as from all European countries, Asia, the US, among others.
The company also showcased its world’s first coloured solar products at Intersolar Munich — the world’s largest exhibition for the solar industry, which was held in Munich from June 4 to 6. Latest innovations in photovoltaics and solar sector were on display and Emirates Insolaire generated a lot of buzz and product demand at the iconic exhibition.
Rafic Hanbali, managing partner of Emirates Insolaire, and chairman-CEO of SwissINSO — DI’s partner in the company — said: “We bring, exactly at the right moment, a revolutionary product to the table, which has a huge latent demand across the globe from markets which were waiting for it. Our breakthrough glass is optimised for both photovoltaic modules as well as solar thermal collectors.”
In particular, the photovoltaic market has grown 40 per cent year-on-year. The number of installations foreseen for 2015 is 160 GW — approximately 800 million square metres of glass. Furthermore, the share of BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaic) for roofs and facades, one of the specialisations of Emirates Insolaire, is witnessing the quickest growth."
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/biz/inside.asp?xfile=/data/companies/2014/June/companies_June22.xml§ion=companies
Something is not right! Just my feeling!
A very thin 10Q just released. Thin on results (although I didn't entirely expect revenue from Q1), and surprisingly thin on updates from the company regarding commercialization of the Kromatix glass. No mention at all, again, of the JV with Emirates Insolaire.
I'm beginning to fear that they will once again fail to commercialize what is an otherwise outstanding break-through technology with huge potential.
Are they fumbling, or just keeping things under wraps until there is something substantial to announce? I worry...
Me too. Thanks for update.
Job posting is no longer available. Perhaps it was filled?
Still waiting for the overdue 10Q's. Hope there is a solid update provided.
Good find, thanks for sharing :)
And they have some new advisory help:
http://ch.linkedin.com/pub/thomas-güntzer/10/b39/34a
SwissINSO is gearing up for production, and hiring in Dubai!
http://stellenanzeige.monster.de/Getjob.aspx?JobID=135717242&WT.mc_n=olm_sk_feed_xml_careerjet_de&LogGetJobChannelID=6837
Nice to see some discreet proof that there is traction with this product and the JV Emirates Insolaire.
Looking forward to the 10Q.
I would expect the manufacturing cost to come down a lot with the scale they must have at Glass LLC's facilities, although they must have quite some capital investment to recuperate. I hope this does not stay merely as a niche product -- colored-glass should be THE standard going forward with PV and thermal.
In the interest of mass adoption, they would need to get the cost down to $20/m2, and I would hope SwissINSO sees $2-$5 of that.
Maybe we'll get some clarity in the Q.
The share price in on the rise a little again, although the volume is still virtually non-existent. SWHN could be a hidden gem ... the market doesn't know about it at all.
You're welcome. Yes, I too like what I see about management and progress, but I really want to see the quarterly report.
Here is another article that I found in what looks like a German Architecture magazine.
http://www.detail.de/architektur/news/das-haus-als-selbstversorger-messe-intersolar-in-muenchen-023298.html
Here is the English translation of the paragraph re SwissINSO:
"The largest new design options currently promises a new development from Switzerland: The glass manufacturer SwissINSO sells under the product name Kromatix a new range of colored glasses as a front cover for photovoltaic and solar thermal modules equally suitable. Several solar manufacturers in the German speaking now offer modules with Kromatix glasses in blue, green, gray and orange on. The special glass whose color effect is based on a mixture of coating and surface treatment of the glass, the module yield decreases only slightly - depending on the color to a maximum of 6 percent. Nevertheless, the technology is likely to currently be limited to high-priced niche applications, because the extra cost for color glazing, depending on the module manufacturer in the high double-digit euro per square meter."
Wow, great! I couldn't find them listed as an exhibitor when I went to the site. I'm delighted to see them attend, and even happier to see such an encouraging report about the interest they generated!
I also like that the management doesn't hype things like this. Slow and steady wins the game.
Looking forward to the 10Q that's (over)due, and to any formal announcements of progress in terms of orders, products shipped, or revenue generated!
Exciting news, thanks so much for the link!
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/biz/inside.asp?xfile=/data/companies/2014/June/companies_June22.xml§ion=companies
"Emirates Insolaire LLC, a pioneer in the development and application of new solar technologies and a subsidiary of Dubai Investments — a leading investment company listed on Dubai Financial Market — has announced that the company’s revolutionary solar glass technology has generated a lot of interest, enquiries and first orders from across the globe."
Note also:
"The company also showcased its world’s first coloured solar products at Intersolar Munich — the world’s largest exhibition for the solar industry, which was held in Munich from June 4 to 6."
I'd like to see Kromatix booths at all major solar events, such as the just-passed InterSolar in Germany (largest of it's kind in the world). Pitty they weren't there... more should be done IMO on the marketing side of things to get their products known.
Just a matter of time before we see news of projects
"Project Qatar round up
by James Henderson on Jun 8, 2014
Dubai Investments prominent at PQ 2014
Dubai Investments (DI) showed its commitment to the Qatar market, with seven of its subsidiaries attending the exhibition.
Emirates Glass, Emirates Insolaire, Dubai Cranes, Emirates Building Systems, Gulf Metal Craft, Gulf Dynamic Switchgear and Emirates Extrusions Factory were all present at the event."
http://www.constructionweekonline.com/article-28538-project-qatar-round-up/1/
Hopefully we'll see some details in the 10q for 3/31/14 which should come soon now that the 10k is out. News of pending projects or a tie-in to the world expo event in Dubai in 2020 would be most welcome
Perhaps, although I'm still surprised not to see any mention of it (if only to say that it was still in progress). If it was deserved of a press release, then it should have shown up in the 10K.
I also see nothing that concerns me, but I don't like lack of news either.
I invested in this company back not long after the r/m, when the PPS was in the $2 range. I'm hopeful, though not convinced, that the new management can turn things around. If Kromatix tech is as good as they claim, it should have attracted far more partners than Accomet and Glass LLC.
I'd also like to see the terms of the deal, although I expect they won't release that as it might impact negotiations with other JVs they hope to sign.
Holding patiently...
I was a little surprised that the details of the jv with Dubai Investments weren't included in the 10k. The deal, which was agreed to in December 2013, was probably not finalized by the end of that month and that's why it's not in the annual report for 2013. That's an assumption on my part. I have found nothing online that causes me any concern about SWHN's future prospects. Happily holding
Happy they finally got it out but I agree. I'll try to find out.
There's the 10K. Nothing surprising in there I suppose, with the exception of the absence of any mention of the Emirates Insolaire JV with Glass LLC. I wonder why that was left out?
They've had issues with accountants. Hopefully the new one hired in March will get the filings out soon. CEO is responsive to emails, send him one
http://www.swissinso.com/contacts.html
Silence from the company is not good -- they are (very) late with their 10K, and we've no new news, press coverage or announcements about sales of Kromatix. Only their JV with Emirates Insolaire seems to garner a little press attention in the Middle East, but it would appear there isn't any sales traction yet.
The new CEO last year promised an end-of-year balance sheet and review that would show what great financial shape the company was in. We're almost June, and we still have nothing.
In these kind of situations, I tend to become very skeptical that something good is in the works. It wouldn't be the first time in this company's history that a prolonged silent period is followed by bad news.
Dubai Investments targets strong growth in Gulf, showcases innovationsat 15th GCC Joint Expo https://www.zawya.com/story/Dubai_Investments_targets_strong_growth_in_Gulf_showcases_innovationsat_15th_GCC_Joint_Expo-ZAWYA20140527104955/
"Among other exhibits, DI has brought to the centre stage the first-of-its-kind innovation in solar glass from Emirates Insolaire. A unique technology, the world's first coloured solar panels are set to revolutionize the construction industry globally with enhanced aesthetics besides being highly sustainable due to their ability to generate electricity on their own."
SWHN to be exhibiting at 2 events in Europe in the coming months:
SolarExpo in Milan (May 7-9)
http://www.solarexpo.com/eng/solarexpo/exhibitors-tic/
and
Intersolar Europe 2014 in Munich (June 2-6)
http://www.intersolar.de/en/visitor-service-europe/exhibitor-list/exhibitors.html?tx_exhibitorsv2fe_pi1[page]=detail&tx_exhibitorsv2fe_pi1[tab]=exhibitors&tx_exhibitorsv2fe_pi1[id]=24595
Hope we got some good exposure at WETEX, a successful show
"WETEX 2014 concludes on successful note:
Saturday, April 19-2014 @ 10:35
Under the directive of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, and under the patronage of HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Minister of Finance and President of DEWA, ??the 16th Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition (WETEX) 2014 Concluded successfully with participation of over 1400 companies.
Participants included the ministries, government departments, agencies and Non-Profit Organizations in location addition to a number of educational institutions attended That Green Week activities and displayed many creative projects based on conservation of electricity and water, held from 14-16 April 2014 at Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
WETEX 2014 incorporated companion events: such as Green Week (Which will continue until April 20 at Mirdif City Centre), as well as Smartech Shopper and the World Green Economy Summit, 2014, all of Which Helped established the exhibition's position as a major global Specialised exhibition. WETEX 2014 recorded unprecedented success in terms of number of Participants, companion activities, and visitors, Whose numbers exceeded 23,000 visitors.
The 32 Specialised scientific seminars and workshops held on the sidelines were attended by 3,500 engineers and technicians from DEWA and other companies. The seminars handled a variety of topics shedding light on latest global developments in water, renewable energy, environment and sustainable development sectors to the green economy.
Several educational institutions and government departments are Participating in Green Week, including Higher Colleges of Technology, Smart Hamdan Bin Mohammed University (HBMsU), Dubai Modern Education School, Greenwood International School, Gulf Buds Private School, Al Ittihad Private School in Al Mamzar, Willow Children's Nursery in Dubai, Emirates Wildlife Society, 'Ambassador of Sustainability' - Dubai Municipality, DEWA where engineers are providing comprehensive explanation on the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park as well as the Sustainable Building. Also, the Department of Rational Consumption are giving updates on energy conservation campaigns Implemented by DEWA.
The 16th edition of WETEX was the largest to date, spread over 47,000 sq.m. in 9 halls at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre. WETEX 2014 Strategic Sponsors Attracted 16, 10 and 32 Platinum Sponsors Gold Sponsors, who Represent energy, water, electricity, oil and gas and environment sectors to the region and in the world."
Emirates Insolaire featured at WETEX 2014. 1360 exhibitors from 32 countries at the show
"Dubai Investments PJSC [DI], the leading investment company listed on the Dubai Financial Market, is showcasing a wide-ranging portfolio of innovative and environment-friendly solutions at the Water, Energy, Technology and Environment Exhibition [WETEX] 2014, currently under way in Dubai.
Reinforcing its commitment to sustainable business practices and excellence, DI is providing an overview of its latest innovation in coloured solar panels manufactured by its subsidiary Emirates Insolaire, part of Glass LLC – the glass pioneers in the Middle East.
At WETEX, Emirates Insolaire is displaying its coloured solar glass panels and first-of-its-kind breakthrough technology. Each coloured solar module of Emirates Insolaire can generate over 130 Watts electric power per square meter on roof installations or over 100 Watts electric power per square metre on façades.
Other DI subsidiaries, including Emirates Glass, Emirates Float Glass, Emicool, Dubai Cranes, Lite-Tech Industries and Emirates Extruded Polystyrene, are also showcasing energy-efficient products and solutions at WETEX.
Mr. Abdulaziz Bin Yagub Al Serkal, General Manager of Dubai Investments PJSC, said: “In line with the green initiatives undertaken by the UAE government to diversify energy sources, we at Dubai Investments are proud to unveil a wide array of eco-friendly and energy-efficient technologies and solutions at WETEX. The exhibition offers us a great platform to showcase our expertise and innovation to potential partners from across the globe.”
http://www.glassonweb.com/news/index/22126/
http://www.wetex.ae/
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SwissINSO Holding Inc. (SWHN)
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SwissINSO Holding Inc utilizes its significant intellectual property assets to provide innovative solar energy solutions and related technology to meet growing global needs. Formed in 2006, the company is located in Lausanne, Switzerland.
The company's mission is to foster the promotion of social, economic and environmental value for its customers, employees, business partners and shareholders by providing innovative, "green" products and services.
Our goal is to become a pioneer and world leader in turn-key solar powered solutions for the purification and desalination of water and the air cooling of buildings.
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