World’s First Submarine Solar Power Plant Trialed in China
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Scientist Wenhua Zhang from Yunnan University, together with a team of specialists, created and successfully tested the world's first underwater solar power plant at a depth of ten meters. The plant operates on the basis of a photovoltaic system made of lead halides with a perovskite structure. The submerged system successfully charged batteries and powered the LED panel, proving that it was possible to generate energy in the ocean, TASS reporte…
China Tests World’s First Underwater Solar Power System
Chinese researchers have developed and tested what they describe as the world’s first underwater solar panel array, successfully operating perovskite photovoltaic cells at a depth of 10 meters in open seawater near Weizhou Island in the South China Sea.
Chinese scientists created and tested the world's first underwater solar power plant, reports the Hong Kong newspaper South China Morning Post (SCMP).
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