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Morgan Solar raised more funds

By Vladan On January 11, 2010 · 1 Comment

The future of concentrated solar is Morgansolar’s

We already wrote about Morgan Solar’s new inovating technology here on this Website. You can see some more photos in this article too. It’s only with great satisfaction that we want [...]

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Solar Power Plant which provides energy even at night

By Vladan On December 26, 2009 · 3 Comments

Solar installation which delivers energy at night too.

I was a bit supprised when I saw this info on one of my popular blogs I folow. This information is very interresting and exciting, since it’s concerning a solar power plant which is able to deliver the energy not only during the day (which is normal) [...]

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More efficient solar cells float in a water to be cooled!

By Vladan On August 8, 2009 · Leave a Comment

The solar-panel system from PyronSolar is based on the use of acrylic lenses that focus the light of the sun on solar panels. Since this technique makes the cells so hot that they can burn asphalt in seconds, the cells are made to float on water making them one of a kind.

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MorganSolar has changed their design a bit…

By Vladan On March 2, 2009 · Leave a Comment

MorganSolar – a Canadian company developing CPS (concentrate photovoltaic system) has changed a bit their original design of their solar concentrators. The change is mainly on the module LSO (Light-guide solar optic). It went from triangle to square. You can read my previous articles about MorganSolar here or

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25 percent efficient Concentrated solar power panels

By administrator On November 17, 2008 · 1 Comment

Concentrated solar power (CSP) panels use two different mirrors to focus about 500 times the energy from the sun before the light is directed onto small high efficient solar cell. This small cell got cheaper than big one…. -:), that’s the idea behind. To use pricey materiel sparignly and gain in overall cost. The vast [...]

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