US Navy Floats Underwater Solar-Cell Solution
A team of scientists from the US Naval Research Laboratory Electronics Science and Technology Division has developed a solar cell specifically designed for use underwater, which can efficiently absorb solar radiation up to a depth of nine meters (about 30 feet).
The breakthrough may prove important to the development of underwater autonomous systems — which provide situational awareness and long-term environment monitoring — a growing market.
As it now stands, the power options for these systems are cumbersome and expensive: cables connected to an onshore supply source, expensive batteries requiring frequent replacement to ensure a steady supply, or solar panels constructed on above-water platforms.
Photovoltaic cells have been previously tested for underwater use, but due to the lack of sunlight penetrating the water they only had limited success.
Siliken showcases its latest development for the PV solar market at Intersolar
The online rooftop configuration tool, energyBox, and the 72-cell modules are the company's latest products
Distributed Wind Energy Sweeps Awards at Windpower 2012
DWEA's Executive Director Recognized for Contributions to Sector
50 MW in Pakistan: Conergy partners with Ensunt for largest park in the country
The main aim of this project is to facilitate access to a supply of power for the Pakistani population and to make the country less vulnerable to power outages at the same time.
Municipal governments harness SolarWorld solar panels to power vital public services
Cities and counties embrace solar energy, save millions in utility costs
Good Business with Nippon Entry to the Japanese market for the German inverter manufacturer, KACO new energy
The South Korean subsidiary of KACO new energy, the German inverter manufacturer based in Neckarsulm, is to supply inverters to the largest Japanese system integrator. The scope is at least 50 megawatts.
Ecotech Institute's First-Ever Graduating Class Takes the Stage June 21
Forty-two Graduates to Receive Degrees Focused on
Clean Technology and Sustainability
Ontario, Canada Brings More Clean Solar Power Online
Ontario, Canada's newest solar farm, SunE Rutley operated by SunEdison Canada, is the first large scale solar project to come online under the feed-in-tariff program. It will produce 10 megawatts of clean electricity, which is expected to power over 1,200 homes each year.
Clean Power Finance Recognized for Projects to Make Distributed Solar More Competitive with Grid Power
Clean Power Finance Awarded Two SunShot Initiative Grants to Address Major Industry Pain Points
The 2012 Solar South Africa Survey: The results are in
Over the past two weeks, professionals active in the South African solar market have been confidentially giving their feedback on the REIPPP. How successful has it been? What challenges still remain? What is the confidence in the future of the program?
INTERSOLAR AWARD 2012 PRESENTED TO MOST INNOVATIVE SOLAR COMPANIES
For the fifth anniversary of the innovation prize, Intersolar Europe 2012 honors the solar industry's most pioneering companies, products and services with the Intersolar AWARD 2012
PowerWind sells five wind turbines to Great Britain and Poland
Important step for successful restructuring
SOLAR VALLEY Saxony-Anhalt at the INTERSOLAR Europe 2012
Opening up of new markets, innovations for the end customer and groundbreaking marketing concepts take centre stage
INTERSOLAR EUROPE CONFERENCE 2012 UNDERWAY
International solar experts discuss topics affecting the future of the industry at the Intersolar Europe Conference
The 20th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition opens its Doors on Monday, 18 June 2012, in Milan, Italy
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51 exhibitors-----
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