China is aiming for an installed solar power capacity of 2 gW by 2011, nearly a 15-fold jump from the 140 mW capacity it had at the end of last year, according to people familiar with the matter. The National Energy Administration...
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China is aiming for an installed solar power capacity of 2 gW by 2011, nearly a 15-fold jump from the 140 mW capacity it had at the end of last year, according to people familiar with the matter. The National Energy Administration has decided to expand the country's solar power capacity to 2 gW in the next two years, with a subsidized price for solar power of 1.09 yuan per kWh, the source said. ... Read More...
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Solar energy panels convert the sun's energy directly into electricity. These panels are made of special semiconductors like silicon. When sunlight hits the panel, the semiconductor absorbs a portion of it. The absorbed energy loosens electrons so that they can move freely.
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