Flexible solar cells

Book by Mario Pagliaro, Giovanni Palmisano and Rosaria Ciriminna
Wiley-VCH, Weinheim (Germany)
ISBN-13: 9783527323753
Date of publication: July 2008
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Dr Pagliaro offers also a strategic Workshop on the book's topics aimed to industry's top, marketing and R&D managers.

This book deals with one of the hottest fields of contemporary chemical and nanotechnology research: Flexible solar cells based on inorganic and organic photovoltaics.


Audience

Well beyond researchers and students, readers of this nicely illustrated book include industry's top managers, management consultants,as well as science and energy journalists.

Indeed, this is a strategic book, because the socioeconomic impact of cheap, ubiquituous electricity generation from sun radiation cannot be overestimated.

Why this book

Written in a clear, concise style, it presents the scientific, technology and market aspects of thin film photovoltaics (TFPV), in the context of concomitant developments made in integrated PV-thermal technologies, and concentrated solar power generation.

As climate change meets peak oil producing enormous changes, solar electricity holds the key to solve the energy and environmental global crisis.

Readers of the book will find in a single, updated volume plenty of relevant information of scientific and practical usefulness.

As the book has been written “looking after commas”, its good language will enable them to think -- and thus to act -- carefully about an important topic.

Book Table of Contents

  1. Towards A Solar Energy Revolution
    • Flexible Solar Cells
    • Why We are Entering the Solar Age
    • Capturing Solar Light and Transferring Energy Efficiently
    • Three Waves of Innovation
    • Solar Design
    • New Solar Companies
    • References

Cover of Flexible Solar Cells

  1. Photovoltaics
  2. Inorganic Thin Film Solar Cells
  3. Organic Thin Film Solar Cells
  4. Hybrid Thin Film Solar Cells
  5. Emerging Technologies
  6. Helionomics
  7. Index

Companies Mentioned in the Book (Selection of)

Sharp Solar
BP Solar
Eni
Mitsubishi
Suntech
QCells
Sony
Toyota
Aisin Seki
Würth Solar
Konarka
G24i
Sanyo
Nanosolar
Solaronix
Dyesol
SunFlake
Honda
Hagemann Architects
Plastic Logic
Flexcell
QuantaSol
Schott Iberica
Ausra
Solar Integrated
First Solar
Kyocera
eSolar
Khosla Ventures
SunPower 
Baccini
Avancis
Shell Solar
Saint-Gobain
Google.org
Miasole
BASF
Dow
Uni-Solar
Solarcentury

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