What do you guys make of xcpv? The prototype has already been made and tested, and the finished product is expected by mid 2009. The cost of the generated electricity is claimed to be about 5 cents per kwh. 37% efficiency. Low silicon usage and long service life.
http://www.sunrgi.com/media.html
I read the comment that DYE's future potential was worked out over a year ago, but with the pace of solar technology currently, I would be looking at competitors more often. DYE would seem to have an advantage for highrise though. Still, at 5 cents per kwh, you would think that xcpv plants will ba popping up like mushrooms.
Just wait for an economical storage system then the solar revolution will take off.
Billy
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