Thin Layer Solar Cells May Be Cheaper Solar Power
The Hindu reports Scientists are researching new ways of harnessing solar energy that could eventually make it cheaper for consumers. The researchers are Durham University are developing light-absorbing materials for use in the production of PV cells. Thick silicon-based cells and compounds containing indium, a rare and expensive metal, are more commonly used to make solar panels today.
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