Thursday, October 02, 2014 12:47:09 AM
I guess I am not "new to the market" but I am from Australia meaning I don't fully understand all the US nuances.
Solar3D's solar cell as promised is indeed a game changer provided that it can be manufactured at a low enough cost.
Batteries aren't really a big deal to add into solar installations - just that at the moment they are not particularly cost effective.
Hard to value Solar3D - if the solar cell flies then would certainly be more than $70 mil.
I would call it as a speculative but promising investment - not yet a no brainer until there is reliable 3rd party validation of the solar cell.
Yep, Solar City is not profitable and is also taking a large risk (with other peoples money) on building a great big factory. Personally, in the case of Solar3d I think I would prefer to start smaller and prove up the technology.
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