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Solar PV has great future potential. Perhaps by 2030, solar PV will rule. But 2030 is a far distance away. Until then, how can the world overcome the key bottlenecks presented by solar PV based power generation?
Here is an [URL="http://eai.in/blog/2010/06/key-challenges-to-growth-of-solar-pv-in-india.html"]excellent blog post from EAI Blog[/URL] that discusses this, especially in the context of India. In a way, as the blog post also discusses, it is always a chicken-egg story; if solar PV is used on massive scales, costs will come down significantly and for solar PV to be used on large scales, it needs lower costs. Rather than trying to figuring out which comes first, I think we should probably start doing both - through a mix of government incentives and private initiatives. What do you think? |
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We mustn't forget that the main reason why the technology is not as wide spread as it could be is that photo voltaic panels still have a pretty low efficiency, scientist are working on fixing this and I believe this will solve the problem, not producing more of them.
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