Nanobacteria May Solve Photovoltaic Issues Including Solar Energy Conversion and CO2 Capture

Medicine & Technology Sep 13, 2022

Scientists discover that nanobacteria may help in solving the problem of photovoltaics. Continue reading to get in-depth information about the recent study.

Reverse Solar Panel Generates Electricity Without Sunlight by Emitting Heat to Cold Night Skies

May 18, 2022

New technology was developed to do what solar panels can but in reverse. Learn more about how the thermoradiative device works and how it supports the conventional solar panel options we have today.

Electric Cars Charged With Power From Photovoltaic Systems at Home Demonstrate Smart Charging From Renewable Energy

Jan 05, 2022

Researchers from ETH Zurich said that it is possible to enjoy the flexibility of using electric cars charged at home via a photovoltaic system even without intermediate storage.

Solar Cell Enhancement: New Research Reveals Perovskites with High Photovoltaic Efficiency

Oct 18, 2021

A new study recently showed huge potential for a kind of solar cells, specifically the so-called "all-inorganic perovskite solar cells" that will improve their efficiencies.

How Does Light-Induced Degradation Reduce Efficiency of Silicon Solar Cells? Scientists Explore This Problem

Oct 16, 2021

Scientists from NREL and the Colorado School of Mines investigate the microscopic nature of light-induced degradation that reduces the efficiency of silicon solar cells.

New Optical Coatings Reflect and Transmit Colors of Impressive Purity

Feb 05, 2021

No optical coating has been recorded to be capable of both reflecting and transmitting the same wavelengths - until now.

Rock-Star Material Could Become Cheaper Alternative for Solar Cells

Jan 21, 2021

A new material, classified as a perovskite, can reportedly convert sunlight to electricity as a potentially cheaper and more scalable alternative to today’s silicon-based solar cells.

New Addition Cuts Down Solar Panel Prices While Increasing Efficiency

May 17, 2019

Researchers discovered that by adding a new element the panels would yield even more power.

In the Face of Climate Change the Western United States Faces An Energy Crisis Far Too Real

May 19, 2015

Two Arizona State University engineers warn that the power grid of the American West must be prepared for the impacts of climate change. The region's entire infrastructure for electricity generation and distribution must be "climate-proofed" to diminish the risk of future power shortages.