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Plasmonic dye-sensitized solar cell developed at the Stanford University, USA
First plasmonic dye - sensitized solar panels were developed by engineers of the Stanford University (USA) who used a semi-porous metal and transparent to light and electrically conductive base, called titania.
read more... 10/02/2011
Spanish researchers developed high efficient photovoltaic cells
The Micro and Nanotechnology Research Group of the Spanish Universitata Politecnica de Catalunya has realized high efficient photovoltaic cells with conversion efficiency of 20.5 percent. The new type of solar panels of 4.8 m² would produce daily an average of about 4 kWh enough to cover the energy demand of a family.
read more... 09/02/2011
REC Systems builds a new 24.2 MW solar facility in Italy
REC Systems has recently announced the construction of a 24.2 MW solar facility in Italy that will consist of 100,000 REC solar panels.
read more... 07/02/2011
New renewable supergrid project in the North Sea coming to Europe
New supergrid-project will be built in the North Sea and will be connected to wind farms of Scotland, solar panels of Germany and hydroelectric dams of Norway with green energy.
read more... 11/01/2011
Kyocera to provide panels for Asia’s biggest solar plant in Thailand.
Kyocera Corporation announced today its participation in one of Asia’s largest solar energy project “Solar Farms” of 6MW, which will be implemented in the northeast of Thailand.
read more... 29/12/2010