Updated worldwide glass market study 2025 available now for flat, container glass and tableware

We have updated our international studies on flat glass, container glass and tableware for 2025.

This unique software provides a global overview about glass producers and technical details. Easy to use and clear tables summarize information and data about glass makers such as: Glass types: flat glass, container glass, tableware, production capacities in regions and countries, number of furnaces, furnace types, year of construction, glass types and sub-types, products, project information, special news and downloads.

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Address Solibro GmbH
a company of Hanergy
OT Thalheim
Sonnenallee 32-36
06766 Bitterfeld-Wolfen
Country Germany
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CIGS (Cu(In,Ga)Se2) has the highest efficiency potential among thin-film solar cell materials. The CIGS technology of Solibro is based on extensive research and development carried out at Uppsala University. These activities resulted in world class results, such as the current world record CIGS mini-module with 16.6% efficiency, and were the basis for the spin-off company Solibro AB. Development in Uppsala is now continued with expanded resources at Solibro Research AB, a subsidiary of Solibro GmbH.