Abundant, bright sunshine was once the critical component for commercial viability of the solar energy puzzle – until now.
Researchers at the National Physical Laboratory have announced they've created solar panels which are actually more efficient when the sun is less intense.
According to the NPL scientists, this latest solar energy production technology works better on cloudy days than it does in full sunshine. In fact, these new solar panels are up to 3% more effective on cloudy days they are on sunny days.
Dr. Fernando Araujo de Castro, a principal research scientist at the National Physical Laboratory in the UK, leads research on solar photovoltaic and organic electronics, and his work focuses on materials and product development. ...
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interesting devlopment #solarpower "more efficient when the sun is less intense."