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January 4, 2012 11:16 am GMT
In an unusual hybrid, British industrial designer Phil Pauley created Marine Solar Cells that harness energy from both the sun and water. The web of energy generators capture energy off-shore, using a combination of floating photovoltaics and natural buoyancy displacement. Thanks to the reflective nature of water, the solar component's efficiency is up to 20% greater than it would be land-locked.
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Marine Solar Cells Make The Most Of Sun And Waves
In an unusual hybrid, British industrial designer Phil Pauley created Marine Solar Cells that harness energy from both the sun and water. The web of energy generators capture energy off-shore, using a combination of floating photovoltaics and natural buoyancy displacement. Thanks to the reflective nature of water, the solar component's efficiency is up to 20% greater than it would be land-locked.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/dSkQQtST50Y/
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