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Solid State Solar Panels Are More Affordable, Say Researchers, Don't Leak
engadget.com 4 days, 5 hours agoResearchers at Northwestern University have found one way to stop a leak: get rid of the liquid. A new variation on the Grätzel solar cell replaces a short-lived organic dye with a solid alternative. The molecular dye the solid substance replaces was corrosive, at risk of leaking and only lasted about 18-months -- by replacing it, researchers plan to pave the way for a more affordable (and less toxic) alternative. Northwestern's new design flaunts a 10.2-percent conversion efficiency, the highest ever recor
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China Looks To Sidestep Solar Tariffs - Financial Times
google.com 1 week, 4 days agoThe Hindu China looks to sidestep solar tariffs Financial Times By Ed Crooks in New York Chinese solar panel manufacturers are making plans to source components from Taiwan in order to get around US anti-dumping tariffs of at least 31 per cent announced by the department of commerce last week. US Slaps High Tariffs on Chinese Solar Panels China cries foul after US sets tariffs on solar imports Solar Panels Trade Case Mocks Washington's Ways -
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