Transparent solar energy... a revolution in the world of renewable energy

ArabiaWeather.com - A research team from the University of Michigan, headed by Professor of Chemistry Richard Lunt, has come up with the production of transparent solar panels, which will soon be able to be used as window glass for buildings, homes or mobile phones.

The team is working on changing the way the chips absorb energy-producing sunlight, rather than squeezing the components and hiding them inside glass sheets. The transparent cell can absorb the part that we do not see from the components of the solar spectrum that produces energy, and at the same time allow the visible parts of the spectrum to pass through it.

These chips, which the “Apppictus Energy” company is working to display soon on the market, consist of oxymoron, according to the scientific “Extreme Tech” website.

The new chips are transparent; Which means that all light can easily pass through it without storing any part of it, and it also absorbs photons of sunlight and converts them into electrical electrons, thus producing energy, quoting the "Al-Jazeera Net" website.