Titlebook: Concentrating Photovoltaics (CPV): The Path Ahead; Harry Apostoleris,Marco Stefancich,Matteo Chiesa Book 2018 Springer International Publi

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Harry Apostoleris,Marco Stefancich,Matteo ChiesaArgues forcefully for the continued importance of concentrator photovoltaics (CPV) and offers a radical rethinking of the key elements of CPV.Focuses on novel, low-cost approaches to optics design and

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Topics in Applied Macrodynamic TheoryOne idea that we will return to throughout this book is that CPV, as configured today, is an “overconstrained” system from an engineering standpoint. Too many design elements and environmental factors must be controlled too precisely to make a system that is simple and cheap enough to compete economically.

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New Approaches to CPV Optics,We first discussed the constraints imposed by using concentrator optics in the first chapter, where we noted that a fundamental, thermodynamic limit to concentration exists.

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What Comes Next for CPV?,We have kept returning to the question throughout this book of how we can leverage the developments that we have described in Chaps. ., ., ., to relax the constraints on CPV that were described in Chap. ., which have prevented it from being competitive with the ultra-cheap flat-plate PV described in Chap. .. Here we try to provide an answer.

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1865-3529 V.Focuses on novel, low-cost approaches to optics design andThis book is a concise review of the current status and future prospects of concentrating photovoltaic (CPV) technology. Starting with a summary of the current technical and economic status of CPV technology, it identifies the factors that

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