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Self-cleaning solar panels could find use in the dusty environs of Arizona, the Middle East or Mars PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 27 August 2010 18:24

The best places to collect solar energy are also some of the dustiest on Earth and beyond, a quandary that leads to inefficiencies in how well the cells are able to convert strong sunlight into renewable electricity. The solution, according to new research, is to coat solar cells with material that enables them to chase away dirt particles on their own with the help of dust-repelling electrical charges. [More]

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