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Title: Solar Photovoltaics Technology: No Longer an Outlier


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Solar Photovoltaics Technology No Longer an
Outlier
  • Lawrence L. Kazmerski
  • National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
  • Golden, Colorado80401 USA
  • kaz_at_nrel.gov
  • CTE
  • December, 2009

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What is NREL?
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory
  • Only U.S. national laboratory dedicated to
    renewable energy and energy efficiency RD,
    demonstration, and deployment
  • Collaboration with industry, university, and
    international partners is a hallmark
  • Ability to link scientific discovery and product
    development to accelerate commercialization

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Our Energy System
Supply Conversion
Transmission Distribution
Utilization
Lost energy as inefficiencies 62
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Energy System Vision for 2050
Sustainable Transportation System
Sustainable Electricity System
  • U.S. oil usage reduced to 15 of current levels
  • CO2 emissions reduced 80 from 1990 levels and
    impact on other scarce resources minimized
  • Conventional and alternative fuels optimally
    match transportation modes
  • The system places no more limits to economic
    growth than it does today
  • Mobility continues to be enhanced
  • Alternative fuel and propulsion technologies are
    cost-competitive or cheaper than oil
  • CO2 emissions reduced 80 from 1990 levels and
    impact on scarce resources is minimized
  • The average capacity factor of the system
    approaches 80 and overall system efficiency is
    at least doubled
  • Each region uses an optimal mix of coal, nuclear,
    and integrated renewable systems
  • A smart, resilient, adaptive electric grid places
    no limitations on accessing energy resources
  • Electrification of transportation does not add
    peak load

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency are
essential parts of a sustainable energy future
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Introduction and Background
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Solar Research Thrusts
  • Photovoltaics
  • Higher performance cells/modules
  • New nanomaterials applications
  • Advanced manufacturing techniques
  • Concentrating Solar Power
  • Low cost high performance storage for baseload
    markets
  • Advanced absorbers, reflectors, and heat transfer
    fluids
  • Next generation solar concentrators

8.22-megawatt Alamosa, Colo., PV solar plant
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Looking Ahead with OptimismNew National
Priorities
  • Invest 150B in alternative energy over 10 years
  • Create green jobs with clean, efficient American
    energy
  • Double production of alternative energy in three
    years enough to power 6 million homes
  • Upgrade the efficiency of more than 75 of
    federal buildings and two million private homes
  • Put one million PHEVs on U.S. roads by 2015
  • Reduce CO2 emissions by 80 below 1990 levels by
    2050
  • Transform our economy with science and technology

G8Website/ANSA Photo Alessandro Di Meo
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6. Solar is ideal for the U.S.NOW
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Smart Grid Renewable Energy Integrationin
Systems at All Scales
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Evolution of U.S. Renewable Energy Sector
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Stimulus Components Targeted at Clean Energy (
billions)
  • Source New Energy Finance

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Federal RES vs. State Requirements Mandated New
MW Capacity
  • Source Global Environment Fund

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Deployment of Venture Capital to Cleantech vs.
Other Industries North America, In Billions
Source CleanTechGroup, PWC Moneytree, NVCA, DeAm
Analysis
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Energy Subsidies Black, Not Green
Notes Carbon capture and storage is a
developing technology that would allow
coal-burning utilities to capture and store their
carbon dioxide emissions. Although this
technology does not make coal a renewable fuel,
if successful it would reduce greenhouse gas
emissions compared to coal plants that do not use
this technology. Recognizing that the
production and use of corn-based ethanol may
generate significant greenhouse gas emissions,
the data depict renewable subsidies both with and
without ethanol subsidies. Source
Environmental Law Institute (ELI sources include
Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Department of
Energy (Energy Information Administration),
Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation, Office
of Management and Budget, U.S. Department of
Agriculture, via Environmental Law Institute.
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State Policy Framework
Renewable Portfolio Standards
Source DSIRE database, April 2009
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Is solar PV a real part of the solution?
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Resource Potential
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U.S. Photovoltaic Solar Resource
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U.S. Renewable Resources
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Parque Fotovoltaico Olmedilla de Alarcon (Largest
PV installation in the world)
  • Silicon modules, 60 MW, Spain
  • Total Base Size 240 km2
  • Daily Energy Use 850 MWh
  • System Type Si PV 235Wp modules
  • Peak Power 60MW
  • Storage Capability None used to reduce
  • consumption off grid

Grid-connected, residences (1-6 KW typical)
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DoD Solar Initiatives - Worldwide
Baghdad Solar panels on Dahkel (medical) Clinic
Fallujah Solar-powered street lights installed
by the Army Corps of Engineers
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PV The Technologies
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Multijunction cells use multiple materials to
more fully match the solar spectrum
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Concentrator Photovoltaics
Use optics to reduce the cell area (from 2 to
more than 1000 times)
Flat Plate
Concentrator
lens or mirror
solar cell
  • Shifts the major system cost from the cell to the
    optics
  • Can afford more efficient, expensive cells

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CPV Systems
Solar Systems (reflective)
Amonix (refractive)
www.amonix.com
www.solarsystems.com.au
Solfocus (reflective optical rod)
www.Solfocus.com
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Low-Profile CPV Systems
www.energyinnovations.com
www.soliant-energy.com
Energy Innovations (800-suns)
Soliant Energy (500-suns)
Commercial rooftops and utility targeted
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Best PV Research Devices (Confirmed)
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