History

2006 Innovation award of the governments of Berlin and Brandenburg ("Innovationspreis Berlin-Brandenburg")
  Commencement of commercial production
2005 Presentation of the first prototype at the European Photovoltaic Conference in Barcelona
2004 Commissioning of assets; commencement of development project to increase lab-scale, 5 x 5cm module, to large-scale format of 125 x 65cm
2003 Senate of Berlin grants 7 Mio. Euro to R&D activities. Sources are state and EFRD accounts. Sulfurcell is beginning to set up pilot production.
2002 Commitment of private investors of 9 Mio. Euro and increase of capital.
2001 Incorporation of Sulfurcell in July. Ilka Luck and Nikolaus Meyer are founding Sulfurcell Solartechnik GmbH.
Business plan of Sulfurcell Solartechnik receives award at Business-Plan-Contest Berlin-Brandenburg.
1999 Martha Ch. Lux-Steiner and Nikolaus Meyer seize initiative for founding Sulfurcell Solartechnik GmbH. Development of business and capital acquisition starts.
1998 HMI, research centers in Oxford, Barcelona and Naples, and the companies Saint Gobain and Vakuumtechik Dresden start the European research project Sulfurcell (Coordination: Reiner Klenk, Ilka Luck, and Roland Scheer).
After development of a standard process CIS solar cells of the HMI reach world record efficencies.
1995 Dieter Bräunig (HMI) starts introducing industrially proven technologies to manufacture CIS solar cells.
1991 Roland Scheer (HMI) produces the first solar cell with 10% efficiency.
2003: Dr. Meyer &

2006: Award ceremony "Innovationspreis"

2005: First prototype's presentation (EPVSEC, Barcelona)

2004: Initiation of the machines

2004: Initiation of the machines

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