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PacWest acquires DayStar's CIGS technology
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PacWest Equities has acquired DayStar Technologies' line of CIGS Solar Technology.
The deal includes the ownership of DayStar's 15 Chamber CIGS production line. It produces solar covered glass panels at the rate of one 2 x 4 sheet per minute, which is of significant importance to PacWest Equities' wholly owned subsidiary, World EcoSource's MobileFood and MobileFeed Organic Food and Feed production lines.
This technology purchase also includes the DayStar library of 51 patents, patents pending, and international patents.
The technology cost over $100 million to develop, with $67 million going to Research and Development, $12 million to build the prototype line, and $27 million going to the actual production line now in physical possession of PacWest Equities, Inc.
This technology is designed to integrate with other technologies in the building market, but at the same time opening up huge surface areas for Solar Generation that previously were tinted, coated, and usually curtained to attempt to stop the transfer of heat and energy drain.
PacWest Equities, Inc. specialises in working with under performing companies and bringing together the resources needed for them to attain financial stability and growth. The firm's focus is on recession proof industries such as food and energy production showing a positive upside while struggling to bring new bio-technologies and unique products to market.
The deal includes the ownership of DayStar's 15 Chamber CIGS production line. It produces solar covered glass panels at the rate of one 2 x 4 sheet per minute, which is of significant importance to PacWest Equities' wholly owned subsidiary, World EcoSource's MobileFood and MobileFeed Organic Food and Feed production lines.
This technology purchase also includes the DayStar library of 51 patents, patents pending, and international patents.
The technology cost over $100 million to develop, with $67 million going to Research and Development, $12 million to build the prototype line, and $27 million going to the actual production line now in physical possession of PacWest Equities, Inc.
This technology is designed to integrate with other technologies in the building market, but at the same time opening up huge surface areas for Solar Generation that previously were tinted, coated, and usually curtained to attempt to stop the transfer of heat and energy drain.
PacWest Equities, Inc. specialises in working with under performing companies and bringing together the resources needed for them to attain financial stability and growth. The firm's focus is on recession proof industries such as food and energy production showing a positive upside while struggling to bring new bio-technologies and unique products to market.
