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		<title>IR radiation solar panel uses tiny antennas, has 80% efficiency</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dimitrios Matsoulis</dc:creator>
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Source: Idaho National Laboratory
There is all sorts of ways to produce clean energy, but the smartest and cleanest of all is definitely solar panels. There is absolutely no moving parts, noise or intermediate materials. Just beautiful clean energy. The catch? Low efficiency that in reality is far from the theoretical 20%, high manufacturing costs and [...]]]></description>
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