Verde Technologies is named one of ACT (The Alliance for Climate Transition)’s Green Giants: Top Climatetech Companies to Watch in 2025 & Beyond. Verde is one of two companies in Vermont and one of twenty companies in New England to be named a Green Giant.

Verde expands to a new facility. This will be Verde’s first pilot manufacturing line which will facilitate larger-scale production of thin-film solar cells.

Burlington, VT – Following the recent milestones in efficiency, stability, and scaleup, Verde Technologies has attracted investment from multiple venture funds and industry veterans.

Verde Technologies, a U.S.-based spinoff of the University of Vermont, developing lightweight and flexible perovskite solar modules, has made progress with its thin film coating technology in a pilot with Verico Technology, a contract manufacturer located in nearby Connecticut.

The Perovskite Startup Prize has selected its first Liftoff Contest grand prize winner: Verde Technologies! The team was awarded a $500,000 cash prize and a $100,000 technical support voucher to continue their journey toward commercializing their concept.

BURLINGTON, VT – Verde Technologies has marked a significant milestone in the development of their revolutionary solar technology.

Burlington, Vermont – Verde Technologies Inc., a perovskite-focused thin-film solar company, is proud to announce a promising new exclusive partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Northern Illinois University (NIU) to work collaboratively on the commercialization of perovskite solar cells.

Verde Technologies is one of the Northeast Regional Winners for CleanTech Open. Verde is also National Grand Prize Runner-up and National People’s Choice Winner.

Verde Technologies is working on the technology that involves applying solar cells to — unsurprisingly — thin film.

We are excited to announce that Verde is a commercial partner on the DOE Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) $11.25 million cost-shared award to create a center for developing perovskite tandems at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology!

The University of Vermont startup’s thin-film perovskite solar panels, which are lightweight, flexible, affordable, and easily installable because of their adhesive backing, won second place and the People’s Choice awards at the Cleantech Open’s annual Global Forum

Verde Technologies is one of the Northeast Regional Winners for CleanTech Open. Verde is also National Grand Prize Runner-up and National People’s Choice Winner.