The 20th century was certainly an era of materialism based on technological development and high economic growth. Much of this was achieved and built at an irreparable cost to our global environment.

Any discussion of how civilized society should advance in the 21st century must address the issue of how to undo the environmental damage caused during the 20th century as well as how to avoid making the same mistakes twice.

In order to better manage the global environment and to grow continuously as a highly civilized society in the 21st century, it is essential for us to establish a new circulatory cycle of energy that can sustain our ecological system in an ideal way.

As you know, solar cells make use of renewable environmentally-friendly energy, and many engineers around the world are now focusing on how to reduce the associated costs.

In the hopes of realizing a world where solar cells are used both practically and to their fullest potential, we are dedicated to developing and commercializing new spherical silicon solar cells with micro reflector cups capable of significantly reducing conventional production costs.