DFI and Nanoveu announce partnership to advance global CSP energy market

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This move significantly expands both companies’ global reach and accelerates the adoption of advanced surface protection solutions in one of the fastest-growing clean energy markets.

The concentrated solar power (CSP) industry was valued at USD 28.3 billion in 2023. It is projected to reach USD 552.3 billion by 2034, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 34.6%. Supportive government policies, increased integration of energy storage, and rising demand for clean, dispatchable power are key drivers. CSP is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of 24/7 renewable electricity generation.

Through this partnership, Nanoveu will introduce DFI’s proprietary super-hydrophobic, impact-resistant coating systems to CSP operators worldwide. These patented technologies are engineered to extend solar panel lifespan and improve power output. They also dramatically reduce maintenance and water consumption — key advantages for high-dust, water-scarce environments where CSP installations are commonly deployed.

“This strategic partnership with DFI represents a significant milestone for Nanoveu as we expand our presence in the global clean energy sector. By securing exclusive access to DFI’s proven Diamon-Fusion nanocoating technology, we are uniquely positioned to deliver measurable performance improvements for concentrated solar power assets worldwide. The partnership enables us to enhance energy output, reduce water and maintenance requirements, and extend asset life—critical advantages as CSP continues to scale as a reliable, dispatchable renewable energy solution,” said Mory Houshmand, Nanoveu’s Head of Solar.

“DFI’s global strategic partnership with Nanoveu reflects our shared innovation-driven DNA and a mutual focus on deploying high-performance solutions; this collaboration is focused on strengthening grid stability, increasing electricity generation, and enabling greater thermal storage after sunset, key fundamentals of next-generation concentrated solar power,” explained Guillermo Seta, DFI’s Vice President of Global Business Development.