Case Western Reserve University has engineered a set of pyramid-shaped glass receptors for solar energy that feature high efficiency coupled with an aesthetically pleasing and an easy-to-integrate design.
A new solar cell developed by IBM is relatively inexpensive to produce, boasts a 40 percent higher efficiency rating than its peers, and is composed of easy-to-acquire materials.
Researchers from Australia’s University of Queensland recently announced they are close to developing cheaper solar cells which could be easily installed for solar energy.
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