November 3, 2011
The prices of manufacturing photovoltaics are dropping at staggering speeds. The target is now at 50 cents per kilowatt hour! At this level, the solar industry will be poised to truly start eating into coal which is by far still the cheapest way to produce electricity. Not for long. In 3 to 5 years according to many analyst estimates, solar is going to take over a lot of the production.
Here are a few sites to check out:
Nano Solar at http://www.nanosolar.com/technology , one of the leaders in thin film solar production and manufacturing.
First Solar at http://www.firstsolar.com/en/index.php , the website says... " First Solar manufactures thin film PV modules using an advanced semiconductor technology that offers enhanced suitability for affordable and efficient PV modules. Systems using First Solar modules generate electricity with no water, air emissions, or waste stream and have the fastest energy payback time and the smallest carbon footprint of any PV technology on a life cycle basis."
Joe Joson
USA
emails: joe@mendozasolar.com or blackhawk74@yahoo.com
website: www.mendozasolar.com
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