Nanosolar : Printing Photovoltaic Sheets
March 7th, 2005 | Filed under: Fabrication Tech, Nanotech, Products, Sustainability | 7 Comments »
Nanosolar Inc. claims to have broken several barriers to ubiquitous solar energy. Their manufacturing process consists of printing nano-scaled solar-cell layers, bypassing the traditionally expensive vacuum methods yet meeting and in some cases, exceeding industry standards. Major claims include a 3 week payback time and lightweight flexible panels.
Nanosolar and PV’s “Holy Grail”
I am a little late commenting on this, but last month the ‘net was abuzz with word of dirt-cheap PV using nanotechnology from a company called Nanosolar. According to the article in The Hindu that broke the story, Nanosolar’s technology
I want to errect one Nanosolar unit to produce elecricity in my village in India. To whom I have to contact
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iam a Professor of materials and I am smitten by this technology which i omnly learnt of in a CNC programme about one hour ago.
How can i do the followings
purchase and demonsrate this technology in Nigera ?
purchase know-how to start a an sme based on this technology in Nigeria?
What will be the typical financial out-lay to do a production unit of betwwen 2-5MW annual production plant in Nigeria ?
This is so good especially for us in africa.
How can i be involved in the introduction of this in nigeria,what are the requirements?
I am from South Africa and work in the field of finding solutions to distribute water and would like to get involved with your product .
I am an Engireer with a great kin for reneweble power source technology, and an enterprenure. I will like to get involve with your great venture by net workinking with you in teams of merketing such product here in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.
Please let me know how I can help.
Thanks.
To all expressing interest in Nanosolar’s products, please visit their website, nanosolar.com. No products are for sale yet, but you can fill out a form to express your interest. http://www.nanosolar.com/orderform.htm