A need of change in Solar technology in Rajasthan - thin filn not good.........

For any site, trade-off should be performed with all environmental conditions to compute the figures of merits with LCOE as the prime metric and select the technology for the specific site location.

Hi! Himanshu, thanks very much for your information.
Please be noted that CdTe is just a kind of thin film panels, which CdTe has relatively short history for both technology and commercial development.

However, a-si Thin Film has already been invented since 1975 and first commercial project was developed in 1984, which the plant is still operating. a-si Thin Film has proved to be durable with no toxic materials included. Hope here the information can gives you a better idea of Thin Film. I am also open to disucss with you if you are interested. nick.chan@sungen.com

Cheers
Nick

I am in a tropical climate and we have a local First Solar factory here. So far I have seen that their modules perform better than crystalline and have not heard any negative comments. What was the problem with the CIS PV? Was it the PV itself or the installation?

I can help you with the solution J.hoek@rocketmail.com

Thank you Mr. Reddy and Nick for the information

Mr. Joop,

you can mail me details on agm@greenergytechnologies.in

i'm power engineering from USA, please send me information detail your project
- Which thilmfilm? Spec of thilm
- Which inverter? Spec of inverter
I will help you idea best can
now we trade wholesale solar at USA.. We can help you design new some project farm solar if you want
TKS

hello

read this and contact me , www.Solimpeks.com has the solution, with their Voltherm modul ,where you can cool the wafers with water
WWW.thehindubusinessline.com
American company First Solar, major supplier of cadmium telluride-based thin-film photo-voltaic modules to India, has admitted that its products are not suitable for hot climates. Reliance Power is a major customer of First...
I can send you a rapport of the The Solar Energy Group @ The University of Sydney
About Cooling of Concentrator Photovoltaic Cells
One line out the rapport:
(it will result in a higher cell temperature, which in turn leads to a significant drop in efficiency. cells should generally be kept below 60C to avoid any long-term damage.)
Also I can help you by the design and building solar installation