1=solar panels mono-crystaline===75watta====50pcs
2=solar panel mono-crystaline ===80watts===50pcs

DEOTECH SOLAR SOLUTION CO, (U) LTD
PLOT 7 WILLIAM STREET
P.O BOX 71134 KAMPALA UGANDA EAST AFRICA
TELE.256-752-524261
FAX,256-41-544565
EMAIL-ssekagaba@yahoo.co.uk

so please send us the price list of them
i look forward to hear from you soon
Regards
Deo MUKASA
project manager

So, this product is just a dream.

Coal is of limited supply and it’s price will only go up.

When the sun runs out, the last of out concerns will be switching back to coal power.

Sunlight is not ONLY free, it’s also a highly stable power source.

PLUS you’re not taking into account that solar pays for itself and then has ZERO cost per kilowatt.

No matter if the price of solar panels is 4-5 dollars a watt. The fact is you have to divide the 25 year costs of both technologies, not simply todays costs.

At 25 years the thin-film cells DESTROY all other forms of power generation in cost ration.

PLUS your saving trillions in pollution costs that are nearly impossible to account for.

PLUS you’re giving home owners the security and convenience of home power generation.

This ‘third wave of solar’ tech is simply going to eliminate the need for most fossil fuels. Even with limited supplies of the metals needed I’m pretty confident the solar market will simply become competitive enough to replace far more than 25% of the fossil fuel market.

Lithium ion batteries are here and very fast charge super capacitor batteries aren’t far away.

That and nanosolar pretty much eliminate most fossil fuel needs. Sure developing nations may take to solar slower, but in the end the price alone will force everyone to change over.

A lithium ion battery only sounds expensive at 10k until gas is 5-6 dollars a gallon and you spend half that a year just in fuel costs, 75% of that going up in waste heat from the lousy internal combustion engine.

So, in all reality, the solutions are HERE. The only thing lacking are BILLION dollar investments instead of million dollar investments.

Oddly enough Intel can raise a couple billion for a tiny chip to be mass produced, but start talking about lowered energy costs and the billionaires butts pucker right up.

They aren’t ready to give up the consumption based economy, with electricity having a service area solar is the worst case scenario for them.

There is almost not way to spin the need for solar power plants when home owners can install the stuff themselves. Thus killing the distributor/consumer model corporations love so much.

Plus you have electric device such as heat pumps nearly double in efficiency every 20 years further killing the profit margin of distributor energy.

Add a carbon tax on all that, which should have been there since the 70’s and we wouldn’t be in this mess, and coal is no longer worth the trouble. Time to shut down those plants from the 50’s we still have pumping ash into our lungs and dump a couple billion into thin-film and securing the resources.

biofuel and nuclear are just wasted time compared to thin-film solar.

If anything you want wind and hydro and solar. The rest are dead end technologies that produce unspoken external costs. Even 2nd generation solar has a comparable costs to coal when you factor in the fact power plants should be PAYING to dump their carbon in our atmosphere.

The energy crisis only exists out of our own stupidity. We have the technologies to avoid it already. I assume we simply feel consumption hurts countries like China and India and the US can afford it, for now.
Seems like the basic GOP strategy. Very short sighted when you consider we are also the worlds largest power consumer, so if anyone suffers to most, it’s likely America.