Sure would ;) The best QD efficiency I've seen ref
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Posted On: 09/16/2015 7:30:29 PM
Re: dc_cornhusker #1701
Sure would 
The best QD efficiency I've seen referenced is in the neighborhood of 9% , and although there are other LCOE factors to consider , that is still a good-enough number compared to 7%. There are a multitude of apps that flex thinfilm solar could be used on...I've always been kind of keen on the idea of using this tech as an overlay-upgrade onto existing solar modules that are already outdated or have come to the end of their lifespan. Seems like that could be an increasingly & phenomenally lucrative market as time goes by.
The best QD efficiency I've seen referenced is in the neighborhood of 9% , and although there are other LCOE factors to consider , that is still a good-enough number compared to 7%. There are a multitude of apps that flex thinfilm solar could be used on...I've always been kind of keen on the idea of using this tech as an overlay-upgrade onto existing solar modules that are already outdated or have come to the end of their lifespan. Seems like that could be an increasingly & phenomenally lucrative market as time goes by. 
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