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World Solar Technology Headline News of May 2008
Dear Sir or Madam:
Please find here below the May 2008 worldwide solar technology update in flash news:
CENTER FOR REVOLUTIONARY SOLAR PHOTOCONVERSION (CRSP) TO RESEARCH NEW WAYS TO CONVERT SUNSHINE TO POWER AND FUELS DEVELOPMENT STATUS OF THE PHYSICAL SOLAR GRADE SILICON MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY IN CHINA TU DELFT RESEARCHERS DEMONSTRATE 'AVALANCHE EFFECT' IN SOLAR CELLS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO NANOWIRES MAY BOOST SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY NREL COMMERCIALIZATION PROJECT ACCELERATES PV TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION SUNPOWER ANNOUNCES WORLD-RECORD SOLAR CELL EFFICIENCY DYESOL DSC PERFORMANCE BREAKTHROUGH HELIOVOLT CLAIMS CIGS SOLAR EFFICIENCY MARK MITSUBISHI/TOKKI/NIAIST TEAMED UP TO CREATE ULTRA-THIN COLORED SOLAR CELL SUNOVIA CLAIMS LAB BREAKTHROUGH FOR COMMERCIALIZATION OF SINGLE CRYSTALLINE EPITAXIAL CDTE/SI DYESOL SUCCESSFUL DEMONSTRATION OF CAMOUFLAGE SOLAR PANEL IBM CONCENTRATOR PV TECHNOLOGY HONEYWELL MATERIAL TO PROTECT PV CELLS - POWERSHIELD™ PV325 SOLAR (POWERED) BRAS FROM TRIUMPH OF JAPAN SOLAR TAXI: LOUIS PALMER ARRIVED AT SHANGHAI SOLAR (POWERED RAPID) TRANSIT SYSTEM OF MASDAR HY-BIRD: A TYPE OF FULL AUTOMATIC SOLAR AND HYDROGEN FUEL AIRCRAFT AGILENT INTRODUCES SOLAR ARRAY SIMULATOR FOR SATELLITE POWER SYSTEM TESTING PAPENDORF RELEASES LARGE-SCALE PHOTOVOLTAIC PLANT MONITORING SYSTEM SUN AND ICE PRESENTED A NEW SOLAR COOKER MODEL AT INTERSOLAR 2008
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Thanks, very interesting. But what progress has been made in the 5-6 months since that time, particularly with regard developing means for their implementation in an economically feasible manner?
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