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by Reden Rodriguez on April 30, 2007

According to this report, the University of Delaware's Institute of Energy Conversion (IEC) has churned out a breakthrough process that will manufacture flexible solar cells. The result is a decrease in production cost and an increase in possible applications.
The solar cell sheets are manufactured from copper-indium-gallium-diselinide or CIGS on a 10-inch wide polymer web. This thin film technology is as efficient as silicon-based solar cells but because of the flexibility, the applications for these solar cells are wider.
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