PV technology

Japan's Eco Marine Power (EMP) has actually started to accept compatriot F-WAVE to jointly establish incorporated photovoltaic solar remedies for shipping. These solar energy services will certainly use F-WAVE's shatter-proof and flexible PV modern technology combined with EMP's considerable experience in creating ship-based solar power systems.

European satellite operator Eutelsat has revealed one of the two solar arrays on its recently launched 5 West B satellite has been lost. Only 45% of the craft’s generation capacity can be operated, hitting the company’s bottom line to the tune of $5-10 million.

Research from the United States has demonstrated how PV technology can be used to kill cancer cells. Although still at an embryonic stage, the findings of the study and initial test results suggest solar power could be an effective tool in relation to light-activated fluorescent dyes for disease diagnosis, image-guided surgery and site-specific tumor treatment.