Siva’s development facility has been extended to 35,500 square feet to accommodate the newly purchased equipment.
“I’m very pleased the company was able to acquire such high quality tools,” says Robert G. Wendt, Siva’s Vice-President of Process and Equipment Development. “It will enable Siva to progress our work.”
Back in May 2016, Siva raised US$5 million in investments to construct a pilot line for CIGS thin-film technology. The company has plans to build a production facility ‘for the terawatt era’ which it claims will be able to produce solar panels ‘at unprecedented scale and the lowest production cost.
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