Clean technology · Naples, FL

Changing the Solar Equation

IntriEnergy's patented IntrinSiC silicon-carbon photovoltaic cell technology platform is engineered to deliver up to 60% more energy than today's best-in-class solar cells — a lower-cost path to a net-zero future.

60%
more energy per cell
30%+
higher efficiency
3
scientifically proven platform innovations
The platform

IntrinSiC — more power from the same silicon

Over 15 years of research and development went into IntriEnergy's silicon-carbon cell platform. Applied during standard manufacturing, IntrinSiC unlocks more energy without a new cell architecture.

Full-spectrum capture

Absorbs more energy, including under cloud cover and indirect light — overcoming today's silicon efficiency barrier.

Standard silicon

Built on industry-standard silicon wafers for rapid adoption across existing manufacturing lines.

Lower cost

A path toward the lowest levelized cost of energy, reducing total solar deployment cost.

Why it matters

Driving down the cost of solar

Every efficiency point on the solar cell compound across the industry. IntriEnergy's platform targets a step change in energy density — cutting deployment cost and driving toward under 2.0¢ per kWh.

20%

reduction in solar deployment costs

greater CO₂ offset emission reductions

<2.0¢

target cost per kWh

Patents

A protected, defensible platform

Patented IP
IntriEnergy PV Cell, IntrinSiC and IntrinSiC Quantum technologies — USPTO Patent No. US 9,741,882 and CIPO 2,997,020

PCT Filing PCT/US2015/042419 (Europe, India, Hong Kong) · D-ARK PCT USPTO 17,151,762
The model

Licensing, not reinventing manufacturing

IntriEnergy's technology is designed to be licensed to solar cell manufacturers and integrated during standard production — no new cell architecture required. Manufacturers who license the platform can realize up to a 60% increase in production, while homeowners and businesses access the lowest-cost solar energy possible.

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