"Scientists from Australia’s Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), University of Melbourne, and Monash University have developed paper-thin, organic printable solar cells capable of powering personal devices as well as meeting the energy needs of both the developed and the developing world."
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but the interesting bit is at the bottom of the page ...
“We can’t manufacture them here, but we are at the point where they can be taken up by a manufacturer. It would be wonderful if we could achieve a similar power delivery at significantly reduced cost. Silicon is falling in price, but think about how cheap plastic is. The ink is a negligible cost, so the raw materials are very cost effective. This is a big step forward because you can put these cells anywhere you can think of. Also the consistency is better than silicon – they work well in cloudy conditions.”
Curious to know why Dyesol put out the tweet ... just general solar news or a hint of an announcement ?
Hope some clarification at today's Q&A
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