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DayStar Technologies | DSTI | Profile | Summary
DayStar - DSTI - is focused on low-cost, high performance, CIGS thin film photovoltaic products for converting electricity from the sun. The company aiming to achieve cost and performance parity with fossil fuel electricity generation.
Solar Photovoltaics
Solar cells work by absorbing light and converting it to electrical power, referred to as the photovoltaic effect. The majority of commercial solar cells in use today are made of silicon, the same semiconductor material used in the microelectronics industry. In addition to the semiconductor materials, solar cells consist of a top and bottom electrical contact to move the electricity out of the solar cell. The performance of a solar cell is measured in terms of its efficiency in converting sunlight into electricity. Typical commercial solar cells have an efficiency ranging between 6% and 18%, meaning that for every 1,000 watts of sunlight striking a solar module, 60 to 180 watts of electricity will be produced.
Thin Film Photovoltaics
Solar cells and modules made from certain thin film semiconductors have been shown to be much less expensive to produce in larger volume and requiring much less raw material to produce than silicon based PV cells. Extensive research and development on thin film cells has been conducted for more than 30 years, and recent advances in manufacturing and product commercialization have increased worldwide share of thin film photovoltaics to over 10% in 2007.
Thin film photovoltaic products exhibit the following attributes:
Scaleable, low cost manufacturing: Thin film solar cells and modules require a structural "substrate" to support them, such as glass. Applying the films on low cost glass substrates enables continuous and scaleable manufacturing. As much of the equipment to process these substrates is used in other industries, the capital expenditure required to establish large-volume thin film PV product manufacturing plants enables rapid capacity expansion and lowers the cost per watt of products.
Lower material cost: The substrate and raw materials used in thin film PV products are less expensive than the cost of most semiconductor materials. With increasing thin film manufacturing capacity and process yield improvements product costs are reduced.
Performance attributes: In addition to cost per watt advantages, thin film photovoltaic technologies exhibit performance advantages in generating energy in low light level and increased temperature environments. This positions them particularly well for applications in regions with less direct sunlight, such as in Northern Europe.
Day Start is trading near 52WK Lows, stock could Bounce back from this levels, keep an eye!
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Solar Photovoltaics
Solar cells work by absorbing light and converting it to electrical power, referred to as the photovoltaic effect. The majority of commercial solar cells in use today are made of silicon, the same semiconductor material used in the microelectronics industry. In addition to the semiconductor materials, solar cells consist of a top and bottom electrical contact to move the electricity out of the solar cell. The performance of a solar cell is measured in terms of its efficiency in converting sunlight into electricity. Typical commercial solar cells have an efficiency ranging between 6% and 18%, meaning that for every 1,000 watts of sunlight striking a solar module, 60 to 180 watts of electricity will be produced.
Thin Film Photovoltaics
Solar cells and modules made from certain thin film semiconductors have been shown to be much less expensive to produce in larger volume and requiring much less raw material to produce than silicon based PV cells. Extensive research and development on thin film cells has been conducted for more than 30 years, and recent advances in manufacturing and product commercialization have increased worldwide share of thin film photovoltaics to over 10% in 2007.
Thin film photovoltaic products exhibit the following attributes:
Scaleable, low cost manufacturing: Thin film solar cells and modules require a structural "substrate" to support them, such as glass. Applying the films on low cost glass substrates enables continuous and scaleable manufacturing. As much of the equipment to process these substrates is used in other industries, the capital expenditure required to establish large-volume thin film PV product manufacturing plants enables rapid capacity expansion and lowers the cost per watt of products.
Lower material cost: The substrate and raw materials used in thin film PV products are less expensive than the cost of most semiconductor materials. With increasing thin film manufacturing capacity and process yield improvements product costs are reduced.
Performance attributes: In addition to cost per watt advantages, thin film photovoltaic technologies exhibit performance advantages in generating energy in low light level and increased temperature environments. This positions them particularly well for applications in regions with less direct sunlight, such as in Northern Europe.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
DSTI, DayStar Technologies, Profile,Summary | STAC, Satcon Technology,Profile,Summary. Quotes, Alerts,News.
DSTI - DayStar Technologies, engages in the development, manufacture, and marketing of solar photovoltaic products to the grid-tied and ground-based photovoltaic markets.
The company offers solar photovoltaic modules to convert sunlight into electricity. It provides monoliithically integrated copper indium gallium selenide modules on glass laminate substrates for centralized utility power plants, commercial building roof tops, and smaller residential roof tops. Bouncing Back from 52WK LOWS, Attractive, short term.
SATC - Satcon Technology provides utility-grade power conversion solutions and system design services for the renewable energy sector, primarily for large-scale commercial and utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) markets. The company designs, produces, and delivers a range of power conversion solutions that enable large-scale producers of renewable energy to convert clean or renewable energy sources into grid-connected electrical power.
Satcon also offers system design services for management, monitoring, and performance measurement to improve overall quality and performance over the entire lifespan of an installation. Very Attractive, Bouncing Back, keep an Eye!
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Friday, February 25, 2011
VPRO,Viropro,DSTI,Day Star Technologies,CTIC,Cell Therapeutics
Hot Stock Picks Friday 02-25-11
VPRO - Viropro, an emerging Biotech Pharmaceutical company focused on Generic Drugs.
Recently made a major acquisition. Highly Speculative.
DSTI – Daystar Technologies, huge swings in oil in recent days make sense to look at this small solar play.
CTIC – Cell Therapeutics, after a huge drop attracting speculative players, keep an eye.
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VPRO - Viropro, an emerging Biotech Pharmaceutical company focused on Generic Drugs.
Recently made a major acquisition. Highly Speculative.
DSTI – Daystar Technologies, huge swings in oil in recent days make sense to look at this small solar play.
CTIC – Cell Therapeutics, after a huge drop attracting speculative players, keep an eye.
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