EtaVolt

EtaVolt

EtaVolt’s patented solutions for tackling PV circularity opportunities & challenges, for today & the future

Company Details

Location
Singapore, Singapore
Website
https://etavolt.com/
Email
stanley@etavolt.com
Founded
2019
Employees
11-25
Funding
USD $1M-$5M

Management Team

Stanley Wang

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About EtaVolt

The problem we're solving:

The primary problem EtaVolt addresses is the environmental and economic challenges associated with recycling solar panels. Additionally, the company identifies issues such as the substantial resource consumption in the pre-sales phase for PV systems and the necessity for proper system maintenance to ensure peak performance.

Our solution:

EtaVolt provides a suite of solutions designed to tackle these problems: ηPod: This is a patented, pioneering, containerized, and onsite recycling solution specifically designed for used or decommissioned solar panels, aiming to overcome both environmental and economic obstacles. ηMax: Offers an onsite regeneration capability to help PV systems achieve their maximum potential. ηTune: A service dedicated to diagnosing underperforming PV systems and optimizing their efficiency. ηGen: A preliminary quotation software that automates the pre-sales process, educates clients, and reduces manual overhead. EtaVolt is also actively developing other patented technologies for advanced assessment and regeneration of solar panels, with the goal of creating a complete circular ecosystem for solar energy.

Our differentiator:

EtaVolt's key differentiators include its patented, market-first ηPod recycling solution and its emphasis on modular, easily deployable technologies. Their comprehensive focus on a circular economy for solar energy, encompassing recycling, regeneration, and system optimization, further sets them apart. Notably, EtaVolt is recognized as Singapore's inaugural initiative to support the local photovoltaic energy system.

Our biggest achievement:

EtaVolt's achievements include the commercial sale of two ηPod solar recycling units to two leading companies in Singapore.
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