Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Nanotech: Making Photovoltaics Possible" report to its offering.
Photovoltaics
is the technical term for generating electricity from light and today
it is fast becoming an important industrial product. Presently the PV
market is dominated by wafer based crystalline Si cells, but is
hampered with high costs.
Today's solar cells are simply not
efficient enough and are currently too expensive to manufacture for
large-scale electricity generation. However, the cost of these cells is
likely decrease in the future by using thinner wafers and devices with
higher conversion efficiency.
It is here where nanotechnology
is expected to will play an important role in the longer run in order
to further lower the PV cost. PV is also likely to profit from cross
fertilization with micro- and nano-electronics.
Nanotechnologies
are worldwide regarded as key technologies for innovations and
technological progress in almost all branches of economy.
Nanotechnologies as key and cross-sectional technologies exhibit the
unique potential for decisive technological breakthroughs in the energy
sector, thus making substantial contributions to sustainable energy
supply.
In recent years, nanotechnology researchers are
achieving astonishing results in many fields of medicine and
electronics: from microscopic sensors to transistors constantly
decreasing in size, industry is pushing to innovate and find always
new, cost-effective solutions. One of the most promising and exciting
progress has been shown in the field of solar cells development.
The
range of possible nanoapplications in the energy sector comprises
gradual short and medium-term improvements for a more efficient use of
conventional and renewable energy sources as well as completely new
long-term approaches for energy recovery and utilization.
Presently,
the climate of economic difficulty facing the world is resulting in a
rising demand for going green. An attempt is being made to stimulate
economies by an expansion of government spending in the areas of
sustainability, energy conservation and renewable energy. However the
credit crunch and wild swings in the price of oil could get in the way
of these nanotech solutions being aggressively pursued.
In this
scenario, Aruvians Research brings to you its research report -
Nanotech: Making Photovoltaics Possible. This research report takes a
look at how nanotechnology is changing the world of solar photovoltaics
and making possible advances which earlier one could not even possibly
imagine.
The report looks at the technology which is making
this possible. Basics of nanotechnology, of photovoltaics, of the
current PV industry worldwide, and of course, of the usage of solar
power worldwide, is all analyzed in this report. Information on
companies making possible the usage of nanotechnology to further
increase the profitability of photovoltaics is also provided in this
report.
Nanotech: Making Photovoltaics Possible
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