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Stanford Researchers Published Latest Results of Open-air Rapid Spray Plasma Processing Technology for Making Perovskites Solar Reaching 15.5% Module Efficiency
With an aim to demonstrate a rapid and scalable open-air processing route to fabricate perovskite solar modules, Stanford researchers developed a process called Rapid Open-Air Fabrication method for producing perovskites modules and published the latest results in Joule.
Rooftop Solar Good, Battery Not So Much?
Energy Generation From Rooftop Solar Panels Better Utiltized When Excess Goes To Grid Instead Of Home Batteries, Claims Stanford University Research
Adding a home battery to store excess energy generated by the rooftop solar panels may not be the best idea for the return on invest as it may lower the dividends that one can expect from the power generated by such systems over their lifetime.
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