As crystalline silicon (x‐Si) module prices have fallen precipitously over the past few years, thin‐film manufacturers have looked to applications that can leverage thin films’ flexibility, light weight, and aesthetic attributes in exchange for premium prices. These applications – including building...
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State of the Market Report | December 30, 2020
Electric vehicles are the most promising zero‑emission vehicle technology, and continue to show strong growth within the automotive sector. However, they remain more expensive to build compared to incumbent internal combustion vehicles. This report analyzes the total cost of electric powertrains, ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | November 23, 2020
The municipal utilities of Marburg together with the Sonneninitiative association have closed a power purchase agreement (PPA) to finance a building‑integrated PV (BIPV) installation. This project consists of a 50 kW solar facade made of flat and rounded monocrystalline silicon modules. The ongoing ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | March 19, 2021
Autarq's tiles are made of monocrystalline silicon (i.e., likely around 20% efficiency, though the value remains undisclosed) and come at a price point between €2/W and €3/W. According to the company, a solar rooftop based on these tiles can cover about 70% of the electricity needs of an average ... Not part of subscription