Amir Noy

Utilight Ltd. develops methods of wafer-metallization for solar photovoltaic cells. It offers a revolutionary disruptive pattern transfer printing technology with an immediate implementation in the PV metallization process of c-Si solar cells. The firm’s technology significantly increases solar cell efficiency while reducing PV manufacturing costs. The company was founded by Giora Dishon, Amir Noy, Moshe Finarov and Michael Matusovsky in 2008 and is headquartered in Yavne, Israel.

Utilight Ltd. develops methods of wafer-metallization for solar photovoltaic cells. It offers a revolutionary disruptive pattern transfer printing technology with an immediate implementation in the PV metallization process of c-Si solar cells. The firm’s technology significantly increases solar cell efficiency while reducing PV manufacturing costs. The company was founded by Giora Dishon, Amir Noy, Moshe Finarov and Michael Matusovsky in 2008 and is headquartered in Yavne, Israel.

Utilight Ltd. develops methods of wafer-metallization for solar photovoltaic cells. It offers a revolutionary disruptive pattern transfer printing technology with an immediate implementation in the PV metallization process of c-Si solar cells. The firm’s technology significantly increases solar cell efficiency while reducing PV manufacturing costs. The company was founded by Giora Dishon, Amir Noy, Moshe Finarov and Michael Matusovsky in 2008 and is headquartered in Yavne, Israel.

Utilight Ltd. develops methods of wafer-metallization for solar photovoltaic cells. It offers a revolutionary disruptive pattern transfer printing technology with an immediate implementation in the PV metallization process of c-Si solar cells. The firm’s technology significantly increases solar cell efficiency while reducing PV manufacturing costs. The company was founded by Giora Dishon, Amir Noy, Moshe Finarov and Michael Matusovsky in 2008 and is headquartered in Yavne, Israel.

Utilight Ltd. develops methods of wafer-metallization for solar photovoltaic cells. It offers a revolutionary disruptive pattern transfer printing technology with an immediate implementation in the PV metallization process of c-Si solar cells. The firm’s technology significantly increases solar cell efficiency while reducing PV manufacturing costs. The company was founded by Giora Dishon, Amir Noy, Moshe Finarov and Michael Matusovsky in 2008 and is headquartered in Yavne, Israel.