Energy Conversion Devices files for bankruptcy as the end nears for a-Si

Energy Conversion Devices (ECD) – the parent of United Solar Ovonic, better known as Uni-Solar – filed for bankruptcy this past Tuesday. Uni-Solar produced flexible thin-film amorphous silicon (a-Si) modules for commercial rooftop applications, usually building-integrated (BIPV). In 2011, Julian Haw...

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