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Thats super low honestly. Assuming 8 hours per day on a yearly average that's just 75 days. I actually don't know how many hours a panel is operational per day
by rowanG077 3y ago
Thats super low honestly. Assuming 8 hours per day on a yearly average that's just 75 days. I actually don't know how many hours a panel is operational per day on average. But even putting in 3 hour, which seems obscenely low, it's a remarkably short life.
In fact I'm worried these will just turn it heaps of trash. At least traditional PV have a long lifespan.
- zardo 3y agoShort lived, cheap, and toxic. Not a great combination.
- getwiththeprog 3y agoYour comment may be a true reflection of The Independent, But on review of the Nature article https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-37492-y https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-37492-y that that rag ripped and misquoted from I find The encapsulated devices maintained 100% of their initial performance after 600 hours of operation at maximum power point in ambient conditions You will find relevant facts and figures in peer reviewed articles. The article states that perovskite is a promising material dependant on resistance to oxygen and to the material substrate.