NEXT Energy Technologies creates Empowered Windows that help buildings power themselves through transparent photovoltaic coatings

The tantalizing idea behind solar windows is that the vertical surfaces on the outside of just about any building could unobtrusively genera

Next Energy Technologies demonstrated that commercial windows might be converted in to energy-producing solar panels.

NEXT Energy Technologies Inc. announced the results of a PV window project, which it completed as part of the Wells Fargo Incubator IN2

NEXT's transparent PV coating transforms commercial windows into power source.

Now that the CEC is focused on solar + storage commercial buildings, it’s time to think beyond panels on the

As the pandemic continues to ebb and flow, many workers are being asked to return to the offices by their employers. While some are ready...

What started as a two-week effort to flatten the curve turned into many remote workers’ new ideal reality.

NEXT is set to roll out its innovative energy-producing panels in commercial windows after securing $13.4 million in Series C funding.

Viracon, an architectural glass fabricator and subsidiary of Apogee Enterprises, is among those lead investors.

Builtworlds has selected NEXT to be on its 2021 Building Tech 50  list. This annual list highlights leading companies in smart building

One of only two materials-based companies selected for the CalTestBed program, NEXT will receive up to $300,000 for advancing and...

NEXT Co-Founders Corey and Daniel traveled to Copenhagen to participate in Urbantech Demo Day 2019.

1 of only 10 tech-startups selected internationally for the Urbantech program, NEXT will receive pilot project and partnership opportunities

The U.S. Green Building Council-Los Angeles Chapter (USGBC-LA) today is proud to announce the first cohort of its Net Zero Accelerator

The former UC Santa Barbara spinout has spent the last year and a half since closing a $7 million funding round

NEXT is an Honoree in the "Building Technology: Products, systems and solutions that transform structure to perform optimally.

One of only five companies selected globally for the IN2 program, NEXT will receive up to $250k to accelerate innovative building technology

NEXT Energy has created windows that convert sunlight into electricity, turning tomorrow's office buildings into power plants

Overall winner, NEXT Energy Technologies, Inc., which won $15,000 in addition to other opportunities, transforms glass facades and windows