The »Collaboration Cluster for Photovoltaic Silicon Material Characterization« is a partnerhship between Fraunhofer ISE, the Australian National University (ANU) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
Martin Schubert
Christoph Maurer
Sören Nungesser
Stephan LieseSelected Posts
Building bridges between India and Germany: One year as a Chancellor Fellow
It is not every day you meet the Federal Chancellor of Germany. However, for the current German Chancellor’s Fellows of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, this visit is on program every year. Recently, as the...
Kumar Abhishek
Innovation 4EPrinted in-situ Perovskite Solar Cells Save Resources and Can Be Produced Locally
In the past years, the cost of photovoltaics has fallen rapidly. Today the cost of electricity production from solar PV modules has become so low that PV is now cost competitive with fossil fuel energy sources. This...
Andreas Hinsch
Wire Structure Heat Exchangers: A Better Design for Air Cooled Condensers?
Air cooled condensers for dry heat rejection are generally enlarged on the air side by different kind of fins, such as louvered fins, wavy fins or offset strip fins. These fins are manufactured by metal sheets and...
Hannes FugmannMore Posts
Major Event for Innovation: MATS Power Plant Officially Opens in Egypt
At the end of February the MATS power plant (Multipurpose Applications by Thermodynamic Solar) was officially inaugurated in Borg El Arab near Alexandria in Egypt. The solar thermal power plant is the first of its kind...
Maximilian BruchDesign Meets Efficiency – Innovative Coating for Colored Photovoltaic Modules
The global photovoltaic market is growing rapidly. While the optimization of the efficiency, service life and price has been the main focus of solar module development up to now, the appearance of solar modules is now...
Thomas Kroyer
Agrophotovoltaics: Harvesting the Sun for Power and Produce
An old German saying says that the dumbest farmer produces the biggest potatoes. Today we can say in contrast that the clever farmer harvests solar electricity. In Germany, solar electricity is about ten times more...
Stephan Schindele
Petra Högy
