Transparent Transistor Makes Solar Energy Twice as Efficient at Half the Cost
When we first purchased our
solar panels 15 years ago, the standard rule of thumb was it would take 10 years before your solar investment would pay off in saved utility bills. Now, new technologies are changing all of that. HP and Xtreme Energetics, are teaming up to develop a solar energy system that works on
transparent transistor technology. Made from zinc and tin, the transistors provide a transparent electronic mechanism that maximizes the concentration of light. Other new solar technologies, such as
Nanosolar, may make solar energy cheaper than coal to produce.
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Posted by Jennifer Lance at June 10, 2008 11:08 AM
Hi,
Is the image at http://www.reallynatural.com/archives/solar/transparent_transistor_makes_s.php from HP?. I would appreciate if you could provide me with the contact of the owner or manufacturer of this transparent solar panel.
Thanks.
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