Introduction to Photovoltaic Energy Systems

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Civil and Environmental,
Mechanical and Industrial
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Energy System,
Manufacturing,
Photovoltaics,
Solar Energy,
Telecom & Utilities,
Wisconsin,
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Overview: Most of Wisconsin's power is generated by coal-fired (70%), nuclear (23%) and, increasingly, natural gas fired power plants. These energy resources are finite. Solar energy is clean and abundant, and can meet Wisconsin's growing demand for energy. Photovoltaic energy systems (sometimes referred to as "solar power") are devices that use semiconductor material to convert sunlight directly into electricity. This article describes the photovoltaic energy systems and the advantages it offers.

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