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MIMSI Materials awarded funding by EIT RawMaterials

2022-11-21

EIT Raw Materials has granted MIMSI Materials €200,000 to further the development of a commercially viable transparent conductive metal to replace indium tin oxide (ITO) in state-of-the-art heterojunction solar cells. This will address critical raw material challenges faced in the scaling of heterojunction PV manufacturing in Europe.

ALMI Greentech invests in MIMSI Materials

2021-01-29

ALMI Greentech, a Swedish public venture capital firm focusing on CO2-reducing innovations, has invested 3 400 000 SEK towards the further development and market launch of MIMSI-Ag.

MIMSI Materials enters into agreement with Materion​

2019-10-03

MIMSI Materials has entered into an agreement with market leading Tier-1 supplier Materion to prototype an industry-first alloy sputter target as a drop-in replacement for silver.

MIMSI Materials awarded Energimyndigheten grant

2019-02-26

Energimyndigheten, the Swedish Energy Agency, has awarded a grant of 2 000 000 SEK (within their program Verification of New Energy Innovations, with Business Focus) to MIMSI Materials to verify that their alloy innovation can meet or exceed customer requirements when demonstrated in a pilot system.

MIMSI Materials enters into verification agreement

2018-10-23

MIMSI Materials has entered into a technology verification agreement with NSG Pilkington. The customer will evaluate the commercial viability of integrating MIMSI-Ag within their proprietary low-emissivity (low-e) coating stack.

MIMSI Materials awarded Vinnova IP strategy grant

2018-10-22

Vinnova has awarded MIMSI Materials a grant of 100 000 SEK (within their program IP strategy) to develop a comprehensive IP strategy for commercial exploitation.

Vinnova continues support of MIMSI Materials

2018-06-16

Vinnova has awarded MIMSI Materials a grant of 900 000 SEK (within their program Innovative Startups – phase 2) to support the continued development of their novel alloy material for use in low-emissivity (low-e) glazing applications.

MIMSI Materials awarded Vinnova grant

2017-10-18

Vinnova, the Swedish governmental agency for innovation systems, has awarded a grant of 300 000 SEK (within their program Innovative Startups – phase 1) to MIMSI Materials to support the development of their novel alloy material for use in low-emissivity (low-e) glazing applications.