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Installing solar panels in Rwanda

19 April 201722 March 2017Energy Futures Lab

Applied science: Installing experimental solar panels in rural Rwanda

Solar panels

24 January 20177 March 2017Energy Futures Lab

Photovoltaics: the state of the industry and routes to high efficiency

Oorja, Empowering communities

27 June 201628 June 2016Energy Futures Lab

Oorja: Combating energy poverty and empowering rural communities

7 June 20167 June 2016Energy Futures Lab

Open-Up Science!

A conceptualisation of what the Supergrid may look like by Friends of the Supergrid

7 August 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

What will European Electricity look like in 2050? Changes in 2050 Electricity Use

Multi-junction solar cell testing. When electrical current is injected in the solar cell, it emits light – bright red in the case of a GaInP solar cell – that can be collected and analysed with a probe. Devices fabricated at the Fraunhofer Institute of Solar Energy Systems, Germany (http://www.ise.fraunhofer.de).

6 July 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Focussing on solar cells

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