New development in solar technology
June 1, 2008
Researchers from the University of Queensland have achieved what was once thought to be impossible: grown the world’s first titanium oxide single crystals. These crystals, among other useful properties, absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity and will be a cheaper alternative to solar panels in future generation of solar power. The technology is expected to be available commercially within ten years.
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