
SolFocus systems utilize a reflective design which includes a primary mirror to capture sunlight, along with a secondary mirror and non-imaging optical system to concentrate sunlight 650 times onto high-efficiency III-V solar cells.
SolFocus' leading CPV technology combines high-efficiency solar cells with advanced concentrating optics to provide high energy yield using just 1/1000th the amount of solar cell material used in traditional photovoltaic systems.
By concentrating sunlight using innovative optics onto a small area of high-efficiency solar cell material, SolFocus systems dramatically reduce the amount of expensive and often supply-constrained solar material used in the system. Learn more about SolFocus technology by selecting the components below.

“The theoretical performance and cost advantages of CPV have been known for many years, but the key was moving the technology out of the research phase and into commercialization. SolFocus has made this big leap and is now delivering on CPV's long-term promise of large-scale, clean, affordable, renewable energy.”
Professor Dr. Roland Winston, University of California Merced, Inventor of Non-imaging Optics