Caelux® Wins 2025 CleanTech Breakthrough Award, Named Solar Technology Company Of The Year

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Caelux®, a pioneering company specializing in the use of perovskites to enhance the power and affordability of solar energy, has been named the Solar Technology Company of the Year at the 2025 CleanTech Breakthrough Awards. This prestigious recognition is presented by Tech Breakthrough, a global platform committed to honoring outstanding achievements and innovation across competitive technology sectors. The CleanTech Breakthrough Awards celebrate the world’s most forward-thinking organizations in the energy, climate, and clean technology industries.

Now in its second year, the CleanTech Breakthrough Awards program seeks to acknowledge and celebrate companies, products, and individuals who are leading efforts in sustainability, innovation, and environmental stewardship within the rapidly evolving fields of clean technology, climate action, and global energy. Entries are evaluated by an independent panel of industry experts based on criteria such as innovation, performance, functionality, ease of use, value, and impact within the solar technology sector.

Receiving this award reinforces Caelux’s unwavering commitment to advancing solar energy solutions that are both more powerful and cost-effective, enabling the next generation of solar innovation. As an energy technology disruptor, Caelux is making significant strides in deploying scalable solutions that promote energy innovation and contribute to strengthening U.S. energy independence.

The company’s focus on perovskite technology has resulted in substantial progress toward evolving solar energy through higher efficiency, improved quality, reduced costs, and enhanced overall performance. By addressing cost as a major barrier to solar adoption, Caelux offers accessible, high-performance solutions that encourage wider implementation of solar technologies.

Scott Graybeal, CEO of Caelux, mentioned, “As the solar technology industry experiences rapid growth and innovation, we are incredibly honored to be named this year’s CleanTech Breakthrough Award for Solar Technology Company of the Year. At Caelux, we’re focused on innovation first, prioritizing AI development to contribute not only to the advancement of solar energy, but also to local workforce development and economic growth.”

At the heart of this achievement is Caelux’s groundbreaking product, Caelux® One. This innovative solution enables up to 30% more power generation while reducing installation costs by 20%. Designed for seamless integration into existing photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturing processes, Caelux One accelerates the production of lower-cost, higher-efficiency solar panels.

Through Caelux One, the company offers a straightforward pathway for silicon PV module manufacturers to incorporate advanced perovskite technology, thereby significantly boosting their product performance without the need for major retooling or redesign. This recognition at the CleanTech Breakthrough Awards highlights Caelux’s role at the forefront of solar energy innovation and its continuing mission to make clean, powerful solar energy accessible to all.

 

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