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Getting more energy from the sun

By Research Advancement • May 10, 2016 • Research In The News•   

Energy from the sun is limitless and free. But today solar energy provides only about 1 percent of the world’s electricity. The critical challenge is making it less expensive to convert photo-energy into usable electrical energy, Binghamton researcher Tara P. Dhakal writes in The Huffington Post.

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