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Today's solar panels typically collect only 20% of the available light. Patrick Pinhero, associate professor in the MU Chemical Engineering Department, said he a way to extract electricity from the collected heat and sunlight using special high-speed electrical circuitry in collaboration with colleagues t the University of Colorado.
Pinhero believes that such 90-95% efficient solar panels could be built and offered to be manufactured into products such as roof shingles or automobiles. The scientist is now looking for funding to develop and mature the technology.
Originally posted by sonofliberty1776
Damn! I wish I could get access to this before TPTB take it away. Think of all the uses, think of the money saved. The tree huggers and the global warming acolytes should be all over this. You know this will be buried quickly. It is too dangerous to TPTB.
Pinhero believes that such 90-95% efficient solar panels could be built and offered to be manufactured into products such as roof shingles or automobiles. The scientist is now looking for funding to develop and mature the technology.
Originally posted by TheUniverse
reply to post by predator0187
Or he is waiting to File and create the patent so noone else can steal it. Understand?
Originally posted by TheUniverse
Yes see there will be several Dis-INfo agents who will come on here and try to dis-credit the claim. They want to conceal this because it will destroy Big Energy and the Oil Companies.
Originally posted by predator0187
If I thought I knew a way to make solar panels more efficient I would be plastering it all over the net.
Originally posted by sonofliberty1776
reply to post by predator0187
They want to make money off of their work, and labor coming up with this. There is nothing wrong with that, but unfortunately the PTB will use that desire to gain control of their work and they may or may not be compensated.