Haywood Community College Electronics Engineering Program. An improved Solar Concentrator from the one we made last year. This one is mounted on a small trailer with mirrors instead of mylar.. Thanks to Phil Ray and Josh Knight. They worked on this platform design. Thanks to a grant given to us, we will make it self tracking and able to heat water. Subscribe to see updates, improvements, and tests.
In the News:
 CNET | Tiny solar cell dots printed for powerful array CNET by Martin LaMonica December 15, 2011 6:09 AM PST Follow @mlamonica Scientist Keith Emery checks out at a prototype Semprius solar concentrator at NREL's testing lab. Inside each square is a solar cell sized the diameter of a dot made by a ball point ... and more » |
Chromasun Harvests Sun's Heat & Photons with Hybrid Concentrated Solar ... CleanTechnica The latest field test of Chromasun's new MCT Solar Thermal Panel Cooling System follows on research and development work Chromasun completed with The Australian National University and The University of New South Wales. Hybrid solar energy receivers ... |
Chromasun Installs World's First Hybrid Photovoltaic Solar Thermal Panel ... MarketWatch (press release) Hybrid receivers were first developed and installed in standard Chromasun MCT Collectors and then mounted for testing and data collection at the 2007 Solar Decathlon House at Santa Clara University in San Jose, CA. The new MCT Hybrid collectors are ... and more » |
Solar manufacturers plan new San Diego facility Glass on Web Already, Soitec's Fresnel lens plates are capable of concentrating sunlight more than 500 times and are used in more than 300 megawatts in solar power plant projects through the Southwest US The company was the first to use SOG to produce its lens ... and more » |
10-Q: SHRINK NANOTECHNOLOGIES, INC. Middle East North Africa Financial Network This agreement provided for the appointment of Inabata as the Company's non-exclusive representative for the purposes of marketing and promoting the Company's solar concentrator technology and ShrinkChip(TM) RPS solar products to third parties (the ... |
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