We’re excited to share that our latest equity crowdfunding round is now open to the public on Crowdcube and you’re invited to be a part of it.

This raise marks a significant step forward in our growth strategy, enabling us to deliver on the strong pipeline of commercial BIPV projects and accelerate into new, high-growth and scalable market sectors of Agrivoltaics and Carparks. Additionally we are now taking our next-generation patented solar spray printed OPV technology from lab to fab.

This round will trigger the conversion of our Future Fund loan note and provide the foundation to further funding to support the scale-up of our three innovative technologies:

• Architectural BIPV (Building-Integrated Photovoltaics): Covering our unique transparent solar glass and lightweight solar panels, that are multifunctional construction materials that generate clean renewable energy in buildings, infrastructure, and transport systems.
• Agrivoltaics: Delivering our proven solar greenhouse and movable solar polytunnel technologies that enable dual land use — both enhancing crop yields while generating onsite electricity for horticultural automation.
• Spray printed OPV (Organic Photovoltaics): Following over a decade of development, our printed solar films are now entering production. Easy and low cost to fabricate and conformable to and embedded into surface, this unique scalable technology will transform the industry

We’re proud of the momentum we’ve created. From landmark installations such as London Stadium and Network Rail stations to pioneering AgriTech deployments and EV infrastructure, Polysolar is proving that solar belongs everywhere.

We’re expanding globally, with active projects and partnerships in Europe, India, the Middle East, Australia and Brazil. From urban infrastructure to agriculture, we’re scaling the business across multiple sectors and regions.

Please join us in supporting our exciting next phase of growth, delivering the next revolution in solar energy generation, storage and delivery, that will be seamlessly embedded into the fabric of daily life, integrated with architecture, infrastructure and agriculture, and solving the energy and climate crisis