What if every surface could generate electricity?
Flexible solar sheets thinner than a dime and as rugged and powerful as today's bulky solar panels.
Transparent coatings which turn ordinary glass and flexible plastic surfaces into electricity-generating windows and products.
Not just improving solar.
We help it disappear.
SolarWindow is developing transparent LiquidElectricity® coatings to transform ordinary glass into electricity-generating windows for skyscrapers, tall towers, and commercial buildings.
And, our ElectroFlex® panels are thinner than a dime yet just as powerful and rugged as today's bulky solar. Super lightweight with an easy peel-n-stick install, ElectroFlex® seamlessly integrates into curved and flat surfaces never imagined for solar power. Available today.
Our 'invisible' off-grid technologies and electricity-generating products discreetly embed into everyday buildings, vehicles, and surfaces. Built-in, not just bolted on.
No racks. No bulk. Simply, unseen.
For decades, solar meant visual eyesores bolted to rooftops — heavy, expensive to ship, dependent on thick metal racking. While others chased efficiency alone, few questioned the form.
SolarWindow did.
Welcome to an Invisible Energy Revolution
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Ultra-thin and weightless, ElectroFlex® bonds directly to surfaces traditional solar can't touch.
From weight-sensitive RV rooftops, marine hulls, and aircraft to complex curved and planar facades of modern architecture — ElectroFlex® integrates without the burden of heavy racking.
Mounted vertically as a sleek facade or horizontally on a contoured roof, ElectroFlex® turns every exposed inch into an active energy source.
Tell us about your project and our engineering team will provide a tailored analysis for your application.
We partner with OEMs to embed ElectroFlex® modules directly into your products — from design through production.
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