Silicon Solar Solutions
Arkansas Electrical Engineers Ride a Power Surge
Arkansas’ college programs in electrical engineering are thriving, with enrollment up over the past 10 years in all of the state’s accredited programs. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Picasolar Gets New Funding, Works to Scale Innovative Solar Cell
Fresh off a new round of federal SunShot Initiative funding and a $1.2 million round of equity capital, Fayetteville's Picasolar will spend the next 10 to 12 months scaling its solar cells to meet the industry standard. read more >
by Mark Carter -
Picasolar Receives $800k DOE Grant for Solar Efficiency
The $800,000 DOE grant will be matched by $200,000 from Picasolar. Douglas Hutchings, CEO of both Picasolar and Silicon Solar Solutions, said the SunShot awards are the most prestigious and competitive grants a solar startup can receive. read more >
by Mark Carter -
Fayetteville’s Silicon Solar Solutions Included in DOE SunShot Program
The DOE awards $12 million to fund 17 projects across the country, including startups working on breakthrough technologies in photovoltaics. Silicon Solar of Fayetteville is one of those startups. read more >
by Mark Carter -
Investor Sees ‘Billion Dollar Plays’ Among Arkansas Startups
Permjot Valia, an international entrepreneur and angel investor, tells the second-annual Arkansas Commercialization Retreat that he sees several Arkansas startups that are capable of "billion dollar plays." read more >
by Lance Turner -
5 UA Startups on the Cusp of Big Things
Picasolar's 2013 successful run in national business-plan competitions is reminiscent of past University of Arkansas startups. read more >
by Mark Carter -
Fayetteville Firm Nears Solar Cell Breakthrough
Silicon Solar Solutions of Fayetteville has developed a method of improving the efficiency of solar cells by 15 percent, and the patent for its technology has been moved from provisional to pending by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. read more >
Fayetteville Firm Moves Closer to Solar Breakthrough
Silicon Solar Solutions of Fayetteville has developed a method of improving the efficiency of solar cells by 15 percent, and the patent for its technology has moved from provisional to pending by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. read more >