Re: Price per watt

BobG wrote:
> Orlando Sentinel had an article on a PV installation at the local
> power plant, to be operated by the contractor. It mentioned that the
> current price was $2 a watt and the panels were 185 watt. Couple of
> years ago it was $5 a watt. Things are getting better?

Price can be as low as $1 :

http://sunelec.com/

Nanosolar is actually delivering new generation PV for less than $1 in
California and in Germany

http://www.luxresearchinc.com/pdf/Co..._Nanosolar.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanosolar


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JC Pinoteau

Josepi wrote:
> "Nietsnie" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:hmt7af$t35$(E-Mail Removed)...
> BobG wrote:
>> Orlando Sentinel had an article on a PV installation at the local
>> power plant, to be operated by the contractor. It mentioned that the
>> current price was $2 a watt and the panels were 185 watt. Couple of
>> years ago it was $5 a watt. Things are getting better?
>
> Price can be as low as $1 :
>
> http://sunelec.com/
>
> Nanosolar is actually delivering new generation PV for less than $1 in
> California and in Germany
>
> http://www.luxresearchinc.com/pdf/Co..._Nanosolar.pdf
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanosolar

> Except Nanosolar's product at $1/watt is only imagination yet.

No. There is none availaible over the counter, for sure. At the moment, all
of the production is sold to private investors who contributed to its
capital.

However, you can register on the waiting liste for end users :

http://www.nanosolar.com/homes

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