Solar energy: Turn walls into solar panels with an easy-to-install solar panel and double-sided tape, spending just $10 per square meter
Solar Energy: printed solar plate for just US$10 (approximately R$50) per square meter, promises to revolutionize Renewable Energy in the world. An Australian physicist argues that the production of low-cost solar panels could transform and universalize access to renewable energy.
The teacher Paul Dastoor from Newcastle University is responsible for this marvel, he employed printed organic solar cells to provide solar power to screens and monitors during an exhibition in Melbourne.
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Solar panels are less than a millimeter thick and are attached with double-sided adhesive tape
The solar panels, which are less than a millimeter thick and are attached with double-sided adhesive tape, have a texture that resembles a bag of chips. They can be manufactured for less than US$10 (approximately R$50) per square meter.
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Dastoor has been dedicated to this technology for more than a decade and recently broke ground on a 200 square meter installation — the first commercial application of its kind in Australia, and possibly the world.
“It’s incredible how low cost and how quickly this technology can be implemented, especially as we urgently need solutions to reduce baseload power consumption — a concern that intensifies as we approach another summer here in Australia ”, commented the physicist.
An industrial-scale printer is capable of producing hundreds of meters of solar panel daily
Although printed solar board technology is not as efficient as silicon-based solar and degrades more quickly, Dastoor believes low production and installation costs could make it competitive.
The commercial installation was carried out by Kardinia Energy in just one day by a team of five employees, and an industrial-scale printer is capable of producing hundreds of meters of solar panel daily.
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