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It was published in Nihon Keizai Shimbun.

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2021.01.04
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The Day Power is Generated by Curtains: The Cornerstone of the New Order of Green Energy” The Fourth Revolution: Carbon Zero (3) Perovskite solar cells were featured in a special issue, and we cooperated in the interview and provided photos.

Professor Wakamiya was featured in AERA dot.

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2021.01.02
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It was published in Nikkan Jidosha Shimbun.

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2020.12.29
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Media

ENEOS, Mitsubishi Chemical, and Startups Lead the Way to Decarbonization Our company was introduced.

Featured in the Kyoto iCAP website “Embarkation” story

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2020.12.25
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Video of a Disaster Tent with Film-type Solar Cells is Now Available.

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2020.11.26
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Certified as J-Startup KANSAI

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2020.10.26
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We have been Certified as one of the J-Startup KANSAI companies. https://www.kansai.meti.go.jp/3-3shinki/JSK_select.html 「J-Startup KANSAI」 As a regional development of the J-Startup program of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), this program is newly developed in conjunction with the Startup Ecosystem Base Formation Project of the Cabinet Office. Promising startups from the Kansai region to the rest of Japan and the world will be selected as “J-Startup KANSAI”, and the public and private sectors will work together to provide intensive support to support the rapid growth of the selected companies. We will identify a group of promising startups that will serve as role models for the Kansai region, and by building a system to support and encourage them in the region, we aim to further strengthen the startup ecosystem in the Kansai region. J-Startup KANSAI Official Page：https://next-innovation.go.jp/j-startup-kansai/ J-Startup Official Page：https://www.j-startup.go.jp/

Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Hagiuda visited our development base “Nanotechnology Hub”.

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2020.09.11
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News

Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Hagiuda visited Kyoto University’s Nanotechnology Hub, and Mr. Kato and Mr. Wakamiya, our representative directors, responded to his visit. We explained the development status of perovskite solar cells as an initiative of the university venture. The article about the visit to Kyoto can be found on the Ministry of Education’s website and on YouTube.