Jonathan R. Goldstein

3GSolar Photovoltaics Ltd. develops commercial-scale printed solar cells using dye solar cell technology. It provides single-cell printed dye solar cell and demonstrated outdoor durability in a rooftop test station. In addition to its commercial-size glass cells for power modules and for building integrated modules, 3GSolar also has shown transfer of its technology to plastic foil. The firm also offers superior alternative to traditional photovoltaic modules, such as thin film and crystalline silicon. The company was founded by Jonathan Goldstein in 2003 and is headquartered in Jerusalem, Israrel.

3GSolar Photovoltaics Ltd. develops commercial-scale printed solar cells using dye solar cell technology. It provides single-cell printed dye solar cell and demonstrated outdoor durability in a rooftop test station. In addition to its commercial-size glass cells for power modules and for building integrated modules, 3GSolar also has shown transfer of its technology to plastic foil. The firm also offers superior alternative to traditional photovoltaic modules, such as thin film and crystalline silicon. The company was founded by Jonathan Goldstein in 2003 and is headquartered in Jerusalem, Israrel.

3GSolar Photovoltaics Ltd. develops commercial-scale printed solar cells using dye solar cell technology. It provides single-cell printed dye solar cell and demonstrated outdoor durability in a rooftop test station. In addition to its commercial-size glass cells for power modules and for building integrated modules, 3GSolar also has shown transfer of its technology to plastic foil. The firm also offers superior alternative to traditional photovoltaic modules, such as thin film and crystalline silicon. The company was founded by Jonathan Goldstein in 2003 and is headquartered in Jerusalem, Israrel.

3GSolar Photovoltaics Ltd. develops commercial-scale printed solar cells using dye solar cell technology. It provides single-cell printed dye solar cell and demonstrated outdoor durability in a rooftop test station. In addition to its commercial-size glass cells for power modules and for building integrated modules, 3GSolar also has shown transfer of its technology to plastic foil. The firm also offers superior alternative to traditional photovoltaic modules, such as thin film and crystalline silicon. The company was founded by Jonathan Goldstein in 2003 and is headquartered in Jerusalem, Israrel.