Foreign solar power generation crystal ball

Could this sphere power generator be the future of solar energy?

Crystal balls have been telling fortunes in fairgrounds for many years, but this Spherical Sun Power Generator could be the future of solar energy. A German Architect has designed an innovative form of a solar power generator. Unlike being flat or thin like other PV panels, this one is a giant transparent sphere! [see-also]

Could a spherical solar energy generating globe be used to power buildings?

Now scientists are developing the same concept to help power buildings, power homes, and run electric car charging stations. A new spherical solar energy generating globe, “Betaray” has been developed by German architect Andre Broessel and solar energy architect colleagues at Rawlemon Studios in Barcelona, Spain.

Could a glass sphere be the future for solar energy?

Luckily, there is a potential solution. Rawlemon, a solar energy company started by a German architect named Andre Broessel, has been working on a spherical solar energy generator that is potentially more efficient than a standard solar panel. Broessel believes this glass sphere could possibly be the future for solar energy.

Could a spherical Sun power generator help us transition from fossil fuels?

The spherical sun power generator sounds like a fantastic idea that could potentially help in the transition from fossil fuels to complete renewable energy. However, with the lack of development and research of "beta.ray" technology, we are quite a long way from these solar spheres becoming a reality.

How does a sphere solar power generator work?

The Spherical Solar Power Generator works by using a large transparent sphere to focus diffused sunlight onto a small surface area of mini-solar panels. Because the solar panels used on the device are so small, its relative efficiency is increased. It is, in effect, an innovative form of other concentrated photovoltaic technologies (CPVs).

Can a German architect create a solar power generator?

A German Architect has designed an innovative form of a solar power generator. Unlike being flat or thin like other PV panels, this one is a giant transparent sphere! [see-also] Now that really is thinking outside of the box!