Building the Backbone of a Net-Zero Energy System

What Intelligent Power Systems Mean for Northern Europe and Canada Our transition to clean energy is now simply a question of execution. Wind farms grow in the North Sea, hydropower anchors Canada’s electricity system, and solar deployment is accelerating even at high latitudes. Yet as fossil fuels are displaced, the challenge is shifting: how to … Continue reading Building the Backbone of a Net-Zero Energy System

Thin-Film Solar made with CdTe or CIGS is Durable, Flexible and Versatile

While silicon has dominated solar power for years, thin-film photovoltaic technologies offer a compelling alternative. Two of the better-known thin films are Cadmium Telluride (CdTe) and Copper Indium Gallium Selenide (CIGS). What thin-film is In place of thick silicon wafers, CdTe and CIGS use layers of semiconductor material just a few micrometres thick, deposited onto … Continue reading Thin-Film Solar made with CdTe or CIGS is Durable, Flexible and Versatile