Dave Savastano03.10.09
Despite the depressed nature of international share markets, Dyesol Limited continues to achieve new milestones with the release of the company’s first sustainability report and inclusion in ASX’s All Ordinaries Index in the past week.
According to Sylvia Tulloch, Dyesol Industries’ managing director, “Inclusion in ASX’s All Ordinaries Index is a tremendous achievement and a clear demonstration that shareholders value the Dyesol business model for commercializing its solar technology.”
Further testament to the company’s “rising star” is its first sustainability report which highlights Dyesol’s SRI credentials, including that its DSC technology is the lowest embodied energy solar technology and produced from environmental friendly materials. It also details the company’s inclusion in the Top 100 Low Carbon Pioneers of CNBC Europe in 2008, its Prime Rating from OEKOM Research, Munich and its inclusion in the Australian CleanTech Index.
The report also examines the company’s programs for energy and water efficiency, and its commitment to social responsibility.
Dyesol’s early achievements in 2009 further build on the company’s strong performance in 2008 when Dyesol Italia partnered with Italian utilities giant ERG Renew and the world’s leading façade company, Permasteelisa to develop and commercialize next generation solar panels for buildings.
In 2008 Dyesol also established a joint venture company with Timo Technology in Korea (called Dyesol-Timo) to commercialize DSC products in Seong Nam city in Gyeonggi province.
“There is no doubt that DSC is the technology for our times,” Tulloch said. “As governments around the world legislate to meet the consequences of global warming, significant new opportunities and new applications are emerging as Dyesol continues to work with more organizations to develop new products including Defence and security applications, the 3Cs market and buildings facades.”
According to Sylvia Tulloch, Dyesol Industries’ managing director, “Inclusion in ASX’s All Ordinaries Index is a tremendous achievement and a clear demonstration that shareholders value the Dyesol business model for commercializing its solar technology.”
Further testament to the company’s “rising star” is its first sustainability report which highlights Dyesol’s SRI credentials, including that its DSC technology is the lowest embodied energy solar technology and produced from environmental friendly materials. It also details the company’s inclusion in the Top 100 Low Carbon Pioneers of CNBC Europe in 2008, its Prime Rating from OEKOM Research, Munich and its inclusion in the Australian CleanTech Index.
The report also examines the company’s programs for energy and water efficiency, and its commitment to social responsibility.
Dyesol’s early achievements in 2009 further build on the company’s strong performance in 2008 when Dyesol Italia partnered with Italian utilities giant ERG Renew and the world’s leading façade company, Permasteelisa to develop and commercialize next generation solar panels for buildings.
In 2008 Dyesol also established a joint venture company with Timo Technology in Korea (called Dyesol-Timo) to commercialize DSC products in Seong Nam city in Gyeonggi province.
“There is no doubt that DSC is the technology for our times,” Tulloch said. “As governments around the world legislate to meet the consequences of global warming, significant new opportunities and new applications are emerging as Dyesol continues to work with more organizations to develop new products including Defence and security applications, the 3Cs market and buildings facades.”