New materials make cheap and efficient solar cells
In two new studies, scientists have announced a new way to make cheaper and more efficient photovoltaics.
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In two new studies, scientists have announced a new way to make cheaper and more efficient photovoltaics.
Solar energy will occupy an important position in the coming time to meet the thirst for energy of mankind, while fossil fuels are becoming scarce.
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New research into the plasmon effect has overcome the earlier limitation of the ability to absorb light to convert it into electricity from solar cells.
RMIT has successfully built a new solar cell using CUESS technology, which is four times more efficient and three times cheaper than current solar cells.
Scientists at Princeton University in the US have successfully developed a new type of transmission plastic to replace traditional solar cell material with low cost.
The test model of the aircraft operated by sunlight has flown yesterday at a speed of 45 km / h.
Dr. Martin Mai, nationality of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), designed a boat powered by solar energy, completely free of CO2 emissions.
Dubbed the world's largest solar power train, PlanetSolar is 31 meters long and 15 meters wide, weighing 60 tons, launched in Kiel.
ComEd (USA) will launch pilot solar power system installation program for customers in May.
GS Research Team. Yi Cui, of Stanford University, has successfully put carbon nanotubes (one billionths of a meter) into a dye.
IBM experts have released five scientific forecasts over the next five years, presenting scientific advances that humans will achieve in the near future.
According to Nature Materials on Feb. 14, US researchers have found a way to make plastic solar cells made of silicon fibers.
The prototype solar powered aircraft called Solar Impulse has added some important details, helping it pass the test.
The first solar powered aircraft in the world will be officially put into use from February 2010.