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Caelux`s proprietary technologies improve the performance of any new crystalline silicon module, making solar energy more powerful and cost-effective. Headquartered in Baldwin Park, California, Caelux is at the forefront of the emerging science of perovskites, a special class of nanomaterials. Its flagship product, Caelux™ One is an innovative product that integrates seamlessly into existing PV module manufacturing processes, boosting performance, reducing installed costs, and accelerating the proliferation of solar. Headquartered in Pasadena, California, Caelux is at the forefront of the emerging science of perovskites, a special class of nanomaterials. Its flagship product, Caelux™ One is an innovative product that integrates ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.caelux.com
  • 404 North Halstead Street
    Pasadena, CA USA 91107
  • Phone: 800.957.2290

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Charlie Hasselbrink
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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