Self-Charging Cell Phone Screens Coming Soon
An optical trick makes solar cells disappear
An optical trick makes solar cells disappear
Customers complain about long-term performance, durability, and reliability
NREL analysis suggests CSP can add a lot of value
Korean researchers acheive record power-conversion efficiency in plasmonic polymer solar cells
The oil-rich monarchs’ ambitions for solar power will be tough to achieve
Rooftop residential PV installations are a new thing
Artificial photosynthesis device gains Wolverine powers, can run in impure water
Components for meshed high-voltage DC networks are improving fast. Market barriers are the likely rate-limiting factor for Europe's efforts to exchange renewable power at continental scale.
Researchers discover that nanowires can concentrate incoming light up to 15 times the normal intensity
Of course it's both, and it all depends on who you are
The PV market leader's wounds may be self-inflicted
Massive Shams 1 plant in the Abu Dhabi desert finds ways to deal with dust, wind
100-megawatt Shams 1 plant is hailed as a big step for a region famous for hydrocarbon fuels
The numbers of photovoltaic installations are just as astonishing
With few credible candidates at grid scale, every one is welcome
With graphene capable of producing multiple electrons from one photon its high-energy conversion in PVs is assured
Could it be a model in other regions cursed this incessant blazing sunlight?
Higher conversion efficiency with lower manufacturing costs for PVs, together in one package
Quantum dots self assemble on nanowires in precise location to maximize photoluminescence
Atomic layer deposition process enables nano-arrays theoretically capable of 70-percent efficency
Christian Ochsenbein was the engineer on board the only solar boat to circumnavigate the globe
Innovative optical furnace stresses silicon wafers with heat to find micro-cracks
Two years after a MIT research team showed how graphene could replace ITO in photovoltaics, another MIT team does it
2012 was not a good year, and 2013 is not likely to be better
This year saw some of our big plans and potential coming into their own, though tinged with hints of the difficulties involved with renewable scale-up.
Models show smart combination of wind, solar, and storage could retain high reliability
Plasmonic cavity design reduces manufacturing costs and dramatically increases energy efficiency
Nanoparticles in ice-cold water make steam when exposed to sunlight
Solar power organizations team up to bring solar generators to those left without power post-hurricane.
Durable artificial-leaf scheme could be cheap