First Solar’s Cells Break Efficiency Record

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by ZKS Foundation, JR Partners and ÜserHuus
Kelvin Lynn, of Washington State University, led a team that broke through the long-standing one-volt barrier for maximum voltage from a cadmium telluride cell.
Solar panels made with cadmium telluride could be significantly more efficient than conventional silicon-based panels.

Lab results herald a new era for cadmium telluride technology.

Source: First Solar’s Cells Break Efficiency Record

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ZKS Foundation, JR Partners and ÜserHuus

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