Nanosolar has
completed
a 1-megawatt, ground-mounted solar panel installation at a military
base in California. The company's management are the inventors of a
solar technology that prints metallic, nanoparticle inks on huge rolls
of aluminum foil.
The high-throughput, roll-to-roll silkscreen-like printing process
coats aluminum foil with a proprietary ink made of copper, indium,
gallium, and selenium (CIGS). This process avoids the vacuum deposition
that has been characteristic of many thin-film implementations and kept
their cost high. The
Nanosolar Utility Panel
is, the company claims, the first solar panel to be developed for
utility-scale deployment. Panels are longer, have higher power output,
install faster, and require less cabling and mounting material.
Nanosolar claims that its panels cost as much as 40 percent less per
watt compared to conventional thin-film panels.
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