New Opportunities in Crystalline Silicon R&D

New Opportunities in Crystalline Silicon R&D

Chemistry and Nanoscience

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Abstract

To support the expected growth of the silicon solar cell industry, we believe that research and development (R&D) activities should be carried out in the following areas: polysilicon feedstock for the PV industry; thin-layer silicon deposition methods, and more environmentally benign cell and module manufacturing processes. For each of these activities, we identify the main issues that needed tobe addressed.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	8
State	Published - 1998
Event	National Center for Photovoltaics Program Review Meeting - Denver, Colorado Duration: 8 Sep 1998 → 11 Sep 1998

Conference

Conference	National Center for Photovoltaics Program Review Meeting
City	Denver, Colorado
Period	8/09/98 → 11/09/98

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NREL/CP-590-25612

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