Washington Clean Energy Testbeds

The Washington Clean Energy Testbeds are operated by the University of Washington Clean Energy Institute. The Testbeds are a 15,000 square foot laboratory and collaborative workspace that enables start-ups and established businesses open access to state-of-the art R&D facilities. The Testbeds provide access to the instrumentation, training, and expertise necessary to scale next-generation clean energy devices and systems. Benefits of working at the Testbeds include: World-class equipment and platforms to scale-up and test solar and energy storage devices and manufacturing processes, including those for flexible electronics, 3D printing, and other methods of additive manufacturing Extensive microscopy, metrology, surface, fluids, and...

Renewable energy ,printed electronics,energy devices,solar energy ,batteries,photovoltaics,research ,flexible electronics,and laboratory

Washington clean energy testbeds operates in the Renewable energy semiconductor manufacturing industry.

Washington clean energy testbeds's revenue is 11m - 100m

Washington clean energy testbeds has 11 - 50 employees.