CALIFORNIA: Low Cost Solar Panels Ready for Mass Production

The climate change is one of the most famous Topic around the World, in the past just groups like Greenpeace, Scientifics, academics and others similar was debating about the climate change challenge.

In my opinion one the best answers for this challenge is to develop a new energy culture, a new customs, but I know is a little complicate, because we need invest an important time to convince about thins kind of importance between climate change, energy and economic development for the World.

In another hand, is interesting to find several technologies in the markets but some of them are so expensive (yet) for the governments and society. One of the favorites renewable energy for the people is produced from the sun power. By 2010, solar cell manufacturing is expected to be a $25 billion-plus industry and the cost to the consumer could be as low as $2 per watt, about half the current cost of solar panels. For this reason I want write about The Solar Power 2007 conference in Long Beach, California. Where number of companies, from installers to panel producers are taking different routes to try to improve the economics of purchasing rooftop solar panels. Bringing down the high costs of solar compared to other forms of energy is one of the most interesting areas of discussion planned for the conference in California. This kind of conference should be multiplicated around the world to convince about the opportunity business with the solar power and how this help to the climate change. But our first step is talk with people, with the citizens, with governments, with everybody. So the energy should be important for all (because is important) and not only for Greenpeace, Scientifics, academics, companies, and whatever..

If you have a piece of time, explore the website of California´s Solar Power Conference and take note about its future events.

|by Manuel Torres Laveaga

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