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Andersen Corporation, Ubiquitous Energy to Jointly Develop First-of-its-kind Energy Generating Window and Door Products

Andersen Corporation and Ubiquitous Energy have entered into an agreement to jointly develop a first-of-its-kind energy generating window and door products.

August 18, 2022. By News Bureau

Andersen Corporation and Ubiquitous Energy have entered into an agreement to jointly develop a first-of-its-kind energy generating window and door products.

The companies are working together to bring products to market that will revolutionize solar generation for residential and light commercial buildings.

The products will leverage Ubiquitous Energy's UE Power™ technology, the only patented and visibly transparent photovoltaic glass coating that harnesses solar power to generate electricity, while remaining almost indistinguishable from traditional windows.

With this revolutionary technology, the products the companies are jointly developing are intended to bring renewable energy generation to windows and doors while providing a clear, natural experience that is similar to what is expected from traditional windows and doors.

"By combining Andersen's expertise in crafting innovative window and door products that deliver quality, design aesthetic and energy efficiency with the unique properties of UE Power™ technology, our vision is to develop products that go beyond energy efficiency to energy generation," said Brandon Berg, senior vice president, research, development and innovation, Andersen Corporation.

"We are excited to continue to deepen our relationship with Andersen to together create the first UE Power™ window and door products for residential and light commercial buildings. Our companies have a shared goal of changing the way the world uses solar power and positively impacting the environment in a big way without compromising aesthetics or function," said Susan Stone, chief executive officer, Ubiquitous Energy.

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