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Is there a future in Organic PV Panels? 3 Replies
I came across this article about how researchers created an organic PV panels from graphene, and it made me wonder how much of a future organic PV panels have in the future. What do you all think? A…
Tagged: panels, pv, PV, organic
Started by Lance Brown. Last reply by Paul Passarelli Jul 30.
Solar Power Generator 1 Reply
Hello guys, Most of our alternative equipments are done by experts like engineer. Using these equipments like solar power generator is efficient in our everyday life. I hope you can contribute your i…
Tagged: generator, power, solar
Started by dexter jerome bernardo. Last reply by Lance Brown Jun 8.
IBM's future in solar
IBM recently entered into the solar market, and with breakthroughs like its Earthly Element Solar Cell and its revolutionary "cooling liquid" for CPV, its difficult to wonder how much of a key player…
Tagged: IBM, cells, solar, CPV
Started by Lance Brown May 17.
Do you think this will ever get off the ground and become a norm?
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have successfully coated paper with a solar cell, part of a suite of research projects aimed at energy breakthroughs. http://bit.ly/SolarCells…
Tagged: MIT
Started by Lance Brown May 6.
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Comment by Lance Brown on August 11, 2010 at 4:20pm -
Stanford scientists say to have developed a solar cell that produces energy not only from the sun's PV rays, but also from its heat, thus improving efficiency dramatically.
New Solar Cell Generates Electricity Via Sun’s Light & Heat
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Comment by Roderick Whitfield on August 9, 2010 at 6:00pm -
Photovoltaics are good only if they are made more durable and less expensive,
however its great to be able produce your own electric power still, but the panels
are only part of the system this DC power produced by the cells must be converted to AC for building use so more cost added with the inverter and perhaps on cloudy days with less solar interaction you'l need a storage system,
Batteries. Even when producing hot water solar is a system that sill is not
cheap.
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Comment by Lance Brown on June 29, 2010 at 9:13am
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Survey Says: Solar Is Worth $5 To Americans
http://bit.ly/dgbRU4
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Comment by Lance Brown on June 25, 2010 at 12:45pm
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For all you World Cup fans :)
World’s First Solar Soccer Ball Released In Wake Of 2010 World Cup : http://bit.ly/c4aON4
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Comment by Lance Brown on June 11, 2010 at 12:39pm
- Wow! A California city is now 85% solar powered! http://bit.ly/cvLS2I
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Comment by Lance Brown on June 8, 2010 at 10:48am
- new chip was announced today to turn solar panels into "smart panels" http://bit.ly/cffa2C
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Comment by Lance Brown on May 25, 2010 at 10:10am
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I'm a pretty big outdoor enthusiast, and i thought this was a great idea...
http://bit.ly/YosemiteSolar
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Comment by Lance Brown on May 5, 2010 at 11:42am
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I thought that this was pretty cool. Haiti is getting lots of solar panels as it is rebuilding
http://bit.ly/HaitiSolarRelief
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Comment by Lance Brown on April 29, 2010 at 12:53pm
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Here's a new solar app for all you iPhone gurus :)
http://bit.ly/9iduhF
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Comment by Lance Brown on March 9, 2010 at 1:54pm
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Hybrid Photovoltaic Solar-Thermal Collector Does Both Jobs
The Turkish company, Solimpeks Corp., has launched its Volther hybrid photovoltaic-solar thermal collector, which produces electricity and hot water simultaneously. The hybrid system allows extra module heat to be absorbed to produce hot water while optimising efficiency, the company says.
http://bit.ly/9RKBfT
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