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Ko San Tech (CEO Lee Sung-hee, Kim Kwang-soo), a company specializing in industrial inkjet systems, announced that it has been selected for “Scale-Up TIPS,” a technology development support project by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups. The Scale-Up Tips, organized by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, is a core technology development project that supports Scale-Up to gain global competitiveness by investing heavily in promising technology companies in new industries such as manufacturing and hardware.
Through this support project, Gosan Tech will carry out the task of “developing technology to mass-produce flexible perovskite solar cells to implement a vehicle-integrated (VIPV) energy platform.” The study period is three years until August 31, 2029, and the total project cost is about 4 billion won. Major domestic investment management companies will be in charge of business operators.
Through the task, Gosan Tech plans to develop mass production technology of large-area flexible perovskite solar cell modules using its own high-precision industrial inkjet technology and even push for demonstration (PoC) to apply it to vehicle-integrated solar power (VIPV).
VIPV is a next-generation energy technology that integrates solar power generation functions on the surface of vehicles to generate power directly while driving. In particular, flexible perovskite solar cells are in the spotlight as a new solar application field because they can be applied to various types of vehicle appearances including curved surfaces. Through this, the plan is to preempt core manufacturing technologies essential for mass production of perovskite solar cells, such as making large-area uniform thin films and securing process reproducibility.
Meanwhile, it has continuously advanced inkjet-based next-generation solar cell commercialization technology by establishing R&D lines for commercialization of perovskites at the Korea Chemical Research Institute’s Win-Win Technology Cooperation Center and conducting joint research with related research teams.
“With this selection of scale-up tips, we have made a turning point to expand the accumulated high-precision inkjet technology to the next-generation solar field,” a Ko San Tech official said. “We will establish a technology to mass-produce large-area flexible perovskite solar cells through continuous cooperation with the Korea Chemical Research Institute and increase the success rate of commercialization through verification of actual vehicle application.”
“We will strengthen our global market competitiveness by expanding our application to a variety of next-generation solar fields such as BIPV (Building Integrated Solar) starting with vehicle integrated solar power in the future,” he added.
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2026.10.11 10:09
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