HAIL - The Return of the Sun
The energy we need is all around us. This is an ad campaign by Solon AG Fuer Solartechnik, manufacturer and distributor of solar cells and photovoltaic power panels, which operates in Germany and Switzerland. www.pioneers-of-power.de
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If you’re going into the specifics you’re missing the point entirely…
A London bus exploding? Seriously?
very, very, very imaginative…
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great!!!!! i loved it!!!!!
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nice! MIT recently said they have a newer efficient way of using the sun.
i thought it was chapstick at first dont ask me why
Love the video! It makes its point very effectively.
howard drossin
wow,
this is really well made
Me encanta.
It is the best.
I want to work on them. Those peapole making a great deal.
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yeah, the scene where the guy runs into the shop looks just like a scene from war of the worlds
Over 10.000 deserts in Canada, but you wont hear that on American News,
When you control how people think and limit them to a finite measure your always going to have BIG OIL BIG BANKS giveing you the pathetic faces you have to vote for,
The internet must remain free, Its obvious freedoms a myth now in America,
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best commercial?
Come on peoples
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hi,
the efficency doesn´t play a role at all. if you see the numbers mentioned in that film, it´s more than 10,000 times more energy than mankind needs in the same time ! i think we have more free areas to use solarenergy than we will ever need for a full supply !
it´s the price which decides about the use. pv is the multi-billion $ market in the future…
sunny greetings
christof
The problem with solar cells today is that they are really inefficient. The most efficient panels today only capture around 30% or so of the sun’s rays energy at a hefty price, the rest is given off as excess heat. They are not cheap is another problem. Don’t expect heavy use until we can develop more efficient ways(Not to mention cheaper). From what I have heard, only the visible spectrum of the sun’s rays is captured.