The market sees the arrival of a revolutionary device that captures and converts light renewable energybut the only disadvantage is that you have to buy fuel Russia. What they are doing in the Arab Emirates is impressive, but there is a company that has doubled its profits.
Have to order fuel from Russia It is a problem because the sanctions do not allow this. As a result, the project is viewed with great caution, although that does not mean that it is an interesting and efficient invention.
We are in a moment of complete energy transition where the world seems to have understood the importance of caring for the environment. All the more reason to consider initiatives aimed at improving performance.
This brings us to photovoltaic modules made of perovskite (a fuel mainly found in… Russia) offered by the Canadian company Solar energy companies.
The company ensures that its indoor modules are optimal for supplying power to a wide range of electronic devices. This would be the case for wireless keypads, smart door locks, electronic shelf labels and sensors.
Renewable energy experiences a significant improvement thanks to this Russian fuel
A pilot production line has already been started for the production of indoor perovskite photovoltaic modules Langfordin the Canadian province British Columbia. Their desire is to sell the panels to manufacturers of automobiles, consumer electronics, sensors and LED components.
“The pilot line will produce 200,000 units per year, each measuring 3.82 cm x 7.62 cm,” he stated. Fabian de la Fuentemanager of Solarbefore PV Magazine.
The company states that its modules can be self-contained or combined with rechargeable batteries. Solar will be responsible for the production of the entire package in its facilities.
“We have all the equipment to do that. Our manufacturing process is a sheet-to-sheet process for rigid glass substrates using die-cut coating, screen printing, laser ablation and lamination. We also have internal quality control and testing teams,” he points out. from the source.
He also adds that the production equipment available in the market is scalable. The modules base their system on perovskite, tuned to absorb indoor light and have an energy conversion of 35% under indoor lighting.
Russia has helped bring this renewable energy to the sky
The current prototypes have an opening area of 17.22 cm2 and an active area of 14.70 cm2. Under the light of the 1000 lux halogen lamp, the panels achieved a power density of 0.15 mW/cm2 and a maximum power point (MPP) of 2.2 mW, with an MPP current of 0.52 mA and a short circuit current of 0. 60mA.
On the other hand, under the influence of the light-emitting diode lamp at 1000 lux, the power density records 0.06 mW/cm2, the MPP of power is 0.9 mW, the MPP of current is about 0.23 mA, and there is a short circuit. current is 0.27 mA.
The MPP voltage and no-load voltage are the same for the two lamps, 4 V and 5 V respectively.
Renewable energy remains dependent on Russian fuel
In addition to the production of the modules, Solar will focus on the sale of perovskite materials. “Our business model is to license our technology to manufacturers around the world and includes the supply of materials such as our perovskite ink and other exclusive layers in the complete package of modules,” he communicates. from the source.
The expert said thin-film technologies, especially perovskites, stand out in indoor light absorption compared to other materials such as silicon.
This is due to its intrinsic properties. This way it is clear where this fuel comes from Russia has highlighted a before and after in this famous one renewable energy.
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