揮別二十年低迷 日本板硝子豪賭「超薄太陽能」材料求新生
在經歷近二十年的盈利低迷後，日本玻璃大廠日本板硝子（NSG）利用其英國子公司的先進技術，全力投入超薄「鈣鈦礦太陽能電池」材料，力圖透過高附加價值產品實現重生。
日本玻璃製造大廠在經歷近的盈利疲軟後，正將未來押注於超薄太陽能板的新型材料，意圖轉向高附加價值產品，尋求新的增長曲線。此舉被視為該公司擺脫長期困境的關鍵一步。
此項新戰略的核心，來自於旗下的英國子公司所開發的先進製程。該公司成功研發出「線上塗層技術」（online coating process），能以更低成本大規模生產「鈣鈦礦太陽能電池」所需的玻璃基板。這項技術突破，有望成為重振旗鼓的強力引擎。
根據日經新聞報導，長期以來飽受獲利能力低落之苦。此次全力投入太陽能材料，清晰地表明了公司決心從傳統的大宗玻璃產品，轉向技術門檻和利潤率更高的專業領域。在全球再生能源趨勢的推動下，力圖扭轉頹勢，再創高峰。
NSG的策略轉向，是日本傳統材料大廠轉型求存的縮影。面對全球產能過剩與中國的價格競爭，許多日本企業正利用其深厚的研發底蘊，轉進半導體、電動車和次世代能源等高利潤的利基市場。這種「棄量保質」的策略，是其維持長期競爭力的關鍵所在。
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