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...so langsam wird's ein bisschen öde mit den Abzockereien; oder ist es diesmal anders?


Solar3D Now Trading Under Stock Symbol "SLTD"; Solar Company Goes Public with Breakthrough 3-Dimensional Solar Cell


Business Wire
October 25, 2010

Solar3D, Inc. (OTCBB:SLTD), the developer of a breakthrough 3-dimensional solar cell technology to maximize the conversion of sunlight into electricity, today announced that the company is now publicly traded on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB) under the symbol "SLTD."

"Solar3D's new listing on the OTCBB is a major milestone in the company's business strategy," said Jim Nelson, CEO, Solar3D. "Now, new investors will have a chance to participate in the rapidly growing solar market with a next generation 3-dimensional solar cell."

Inspired by light management techniques used in fiber optic devices, the company's innovative solar cell technology utilizes a 3-dimensional design to trap sunlight inside micro-photovoltaic structures where photons bounce around until they are converted into electrons. The company's management believes that this breakthrough solar cell will be dramatically more efficient, resulting in a lower cost per watt that will make solar power affordable for the world.

According to Mr. Nelson, "Despite the dramatic growth of the solar industry, solar electricity accounts for less than 1% of global electricity generation. To truly deliver solar power to the world, solar cells must become more efficient and convert more sunlight into electricity at a lower cost. We believe Solar3D's breakthrough 3-dimensional solar cell technology is a unique solution that will help tip the solar cost curve in the direction of massive scalability and global deployment."

"Our approach combines micro-photovoltaics and innovative light management in a 3D solar cell to achieve the high efficiencies of crystalline silicon at the low cost per watt of thin film," commented Mr. Nelson. "Using 3D solar cells as the fundamental building blocks, highly efficient solar panels, arrays, and solar power plants can be created."

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http://www.solar3d.com/technology.php

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WKN habe ich hierher: http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=solar3d&matc…

[MFC500]

wieso Abzocke? Die haben immerhin die unglaubliche Summe von 69.427 Dollar in der Kasse! Da kann man schon intensiv forschen und entwickeln. Das Gesamtvermögen beträgt sogar 72.846 Dollar. Okay, es gibt auch noch ein paar Schulden, und ja, die sind "etwas" höher als das Vermögen. Aber dafür haben sie "die" Zukunftstechnolgie. Also, schnell alles aufkaufen.

[cmeise]

Ist auch immer wieder lustig zu sehen, wie die Firmen früher hiessen: Die waren mal
"MACHINETALKER, INC."
Ist die US - Krise auch noch so gross, die Firmenerfindungsindustrie dürfte immer Konjunktur haben.

[Datteljongleur]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.393.464 von MFC500 am 26.10.10 17:48:06

Dank deiner ausführlichen Fundamentalanal-yse geh ich jetzt mal "all in" und zwar unlimitiert!!!

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Ich finde immer wieder witzig, dass die bei mir unter "Solar-Trash" einsortierten Threads deutlich mehr Zuspruch finden, als die seriöseren.

Was kann man daraus schließen?

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.394.029 von Datteljongleur am 26.10.10 19:05:47

da mußt du dich aber beeilen; ich kaufe doch derzeit den Markt auf

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Solar3D Submits Patent Application for Breakthrough 3-Dimensional Solar Cell

Company’s Re-Engineered Solar Cell Aims to Achieve High Efficiency Silicon at the Low Cost of Thin Film

Santa Barbara, CA – November 15, 2010 – Solar3D, Inc. (OTCBB: SLTD), the developer of a breakthrough 3-dimensional solar cell technology to maximize the conversion of sunlight into electricity, today announced that the Company has filed a patent application for its innovative solar cell design and methods of fabrication.

“With the filing of this patent, we are poised to create something truly exciting,” said Jim Nelson, CEO, Solar3D. “Many industry observers and analysts have said that for the solar industry to truly make a difference, the developers of the next generation solar technologies will have to step up. This application represents our intention to step up and make a real difference in the world.”

Inspired by light management techniques used in fiber optic devices, the company’s innovative solar cell technology utilizes a 3-dimensional design to trap sunlight inside micro-photovoltaic structures where photons bounce around until they are converted into electrons. The company’s management believes that this breakthrough solar cell will be dramatically more efficient, resulting in a lower cost per watt that will make solar power affordable for the world.

According to Mr. Nelson, “Our objective is grid parity or better. By re-engineering the solar cell to manage the light and extract all of its available power, we intend to make it: (1) significantly more efficient and (2) production friendly. In doing so, we attack the economic issue from both sides to deliver electricity at a substantially reduced cost per kilowatt hour. While our 3-D technology can be applied to various photovoltaic materials, such as gallium arsenide, we are currently focused on using silicon, an abundant material with a very mature production industry. We intend to push silicon to its theoretical limits.”

“We believe that the Sun, an infinite source of energy, should be used to provide a substantial percentage of electricity used by the world. By combining micro-photovoltaics with advanced light management technology into a novel 3-dimensional solar cell, we believe that will be possible,” Mr. Nelson concluded.

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Solar3D Shapes Its Operational Plan for 3-D Solar Cell Development; Company's Revolutionary Solar Cell Design Aims to Achieve High Efficiency Silicon at the Low Cost of Thin Film


Business Wire
January 19, 2011
Solar3D, Inc. (OTCBB: SLTD), the developer of a breakthrough 3-dimensional solar cell technology to maximize the conversion of sunlight into electricity, today announced details of its plan for the development of the Company's solar cell.

"Our research, analysis, and experimentation to date have allowed us to outline our development process and timetable with a high degree of confidence," said Jim Nelson, CEO of Solar3D. "We are ahead of the original schedule that we set for ourselves in terms of timing and expected output."

Inspired by light management techniques used in fiber optic devices, the company's innovative solar cell technology utilizes a 3-dimensional design to trap sunlight inside micro-photovoltaic structures where photons bounce around until they are converted into electrons. The company's management believes that this breakthrough solar cell will dramatically change the economics of solar energy.

Solar3D plans to have a working prototype by the end of 2011, according to Mr. Nelson. During the course of the year, key milestones have been set to guide the efforts of the development team including:

1. The design of the light-trapping element of the solar cell.

2. The determination of its expected efficiency.

3. The design of the 3-dimensional micro-photovoltaic structure of the cell.

4. Fabrication of prototype.

Mr. Nelson added, "It is exciting to see scientific theory become a reality. We are re-engineering the solar cell from scratch to make a next generation product that is much more efficient than existing technology. But equally important is that we are creating a design that will be compatible with existing fabrication processes and mass production facilities. Hence, we will get a compounded impact on lowering the cost per watt of solar photovoltaics.

"We have a passion for the process. By combining micro-photovoltaics with advanced light management technology and production engineering into a novel 3-dimensional solar cell, we believe that affordable access to the power of the sun will be a reality," Mr. Nelson concluded.

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Santa Barbara, CA – July 11, 2011 – Solar3D, Inc. (OTCBB: SLTD), the developer of a breakthrough 3-dimensional solar cell technology to maximize the conversion of sunlight into electricity, announced today that it is consulting with outside manufacturing experts to optimize the prototype design for low-cost mass production.

Jim Nelson, CEO of Solar3D, said, “Creating a solar cell that is significantly more efficient than current technology is only half of our mission. It is essential that we make it as inexpensively as possible. The use of experts from the outside has helped us make slight modifications to the design that will save significant operating and capital expense.”

Inspired by light management techniques used in fiber optic devices, the company’s innovative solar cell technology utilizes a 3-dimensional design to trap sunlight inside micro-photovoltaic structures where photons bounce around until they are converted into electrons. Solar3D’s management believes that this breakthrough solar cell design will dramatically change the economics of solar energy.

“We are still ahead of schedule and making progress faster than anticipated,” continued Nelson. “By optimizing the prototype design in the early stages, we save time and money as we move into the production phase of our plan next year. As a result, we believe we will be able to contribute significantly to the industry’s pursuit of the SunShot initiative outlined by Energy Secretary, Stephen Chu, to bring the cost of solar electricity to grid parity.”

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Fabrication of Super-Efficient Solar Cell Prototype Begins

Santa Barbara, CA – September 12, 2011 – Solar3D, Inc. (OTCBB: SLTD), the developer of a breakthrough 3-dimensional solar cell technology to maximize the conversion of sunlight into electricity, announced today that it has successfully completed the design of the prototype for its new, super-efficient solar cell.

On track to complete a working prototype near the end of 2011, Solar3D set a number of milestones announced in May, including the completion of each design element—including the optical element and the 3-dimensional photovoltaic structure—and adjustment of the design for mass manufacturing. Each milestone has been consistently met in a timely way.

“The completion of our prototype design is a key milestone toward bringing our next generation solar cell to market. It is taken our team a year of intensive research, development, and simulation. When complete, the production of this solar cell will transform the industry and the way consumers think about solar power and its applications,” said Jim Nelson, CEO of Solar3D.

Inspired by light management techniques used in fiber optic devices, the company’s innovative solar cell technology utilizes a 3-dimensional design to trap sunlight inside micro-photovoltaic structures where photons bounce around until they are converted into electrons. Solar3D’s management believes that this breakthrough solar cell design will dramatically change the economics of solar energy, since the efficiency of the new solar cell will be substantially higher than the currently available solar technology

“Our objective is to make solar power affordable and available to the world. The development our new solar cell technology will allow the solar industry to generate power on an economically competitive basis in addition to its other advantages over traditionally-sourced power,” continued Nelson. “Our manufacturing-oriented engineers are creating a product that is not only much more efficient but relatively inexpensive to produce in mass quantities.” Nelson continued.

“By substantially increasing efficiency and retaining a low production cost, we will be able to contribute significantly to the industry’s pursuit of the SunShot initiative laid out by Energy Secretary, Stephen Chu, to bring the cost of solar electricity to grid parity.”