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Home film solar cells

$2500 in photovoltaic cells could provide enough electricity for the consumption of a 4 person household

$2500 in photovoltaic cells could provide enough electricity for the consumption of a 4 person household

New Efficiency Record for Photovoltaic Cells, Thanks to Heterojunction In the medium term, an investment of only $2500 in photovoltaic cells would suffice to provide more than enough electri... Read more

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Bumpy nanoparticles improve the efficiency of thin-film solar cells

Bumpy nanoparticles improve the efficiency of thin-film solar cells

Boost the cells’ absolute efficiency up to 8.1 percent Researchers from Australia’s Swinburne University of Technology – along with colleagues from Suntech Power Holdings... Read more

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Nanopillar semiconductors shape up for better, cheaper solar cells

Nanopillar semiconductors shape up for better, cheaper solar cells

Solar cells could become more efficient and less expensive, thanks to the development of tapered nanopillar semiconductors that are narrow at the top and wide at the bottom. Created by chemi... Read more

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First solar cell printed on paper

First solar cell printed on paper

When most people think of solar cells they picture the rigid glass panels that dot rooftops around the world. But the solar cells of the future will be much more adaptable, with researchers... Read more

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Could Solar Blimps Haul Cargo at 30,000 Feet?

Could Solar Blimps Haul Cargo at 30,000 Feet?

Image via Wikipedia Could a solar-powered dirigible be the cargo ship of our peak-oil, carbon-constrained future? If the inventor of the patent pending  High Speed Solar Airship is correct,... Read more

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First green LED means a lighting revolution is fast approaching

First green LED means a lighting revolution is fast approaching

Image via Wikipedia When scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) tried to apply their expertise in solar cell technology to build a green LED light from the ground up,... Read more

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Does Solar Power Need a Revolution?

Does Solar Power Need a Revolution?

Image via Wikipedia Some argue that major technical breakthroughs are needed to make electricity from sunshine cheap. Are they right? Do the photovoltaics that can transform sunshine into el... Read more

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Sunshine is free, so can photovoltaics be cheap?

Sunshine is free, so can photovoltaics be cheap?

Image via CrunchBase Here’s how to make a solar cell from silicon: take one solid block of doped silicon, saw it into thin wafers, layer said semiconductors beneath a panel of transpar... Read more

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Photovoltaic Breakthroughs Brighten Outlook for Cheap Solar Power

Photovoltaic Breakthroughs Brighten Outlook for Cheap Solar Power

Enough sunlight bathes Earth’s daytime half in an hour to meet all human energy needs for a year. Sadly, there are several problems with meeting human energy demands by tapping such ab... Read more

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