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Ubiquitous PV here refers to the expected easily-applied, durable and very cheap {{wp|Photovoltaic|photovoltaic}} surface coatings, (perhaps based on {{wp|Dye-sensitized_solar_cells|dye-sensitised solar cell}} technology), that could end up covering most roofs, pavements and roads. This vast distributed energy gathering area has the possibility of providing a significant percentage of the energy requirement of modern society.
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Ubiquitous PV here refers to the expected easily-applied, durable and very cheap photovoltaic surface coatings, (perhaps based on {{wp|Dye-sensitized_solar_cells|dye-sensitised solar cell}} technology), that could end up covering most roofs, pavements and roads. This vast distributed energy gathering area has the possibility of providing a significant percentage of the energy requirement of modern society.
  
 
Conveniently it would mean that the greater the population concentration in any particular area, the greater the energy generating surface would be.
 
Conveniently it would mean that the greater the population concentration in any particular area, the greater the energy generating surface would be.

Revision as of 00:19, 1 September 2007

Ubiquitous PV here refers to the expected easily-applied, durable and very cheap photovoltaic surface coatings, (perhaps based on dye-sensitised solar cell 11px-Wikipedia_logo.jpg technology), that could end up covering most roofs, pavements and roads. This vast distributed energy gathering area has the possibility of providing a significant percentage of the energy requirement of modern society.

Conveniently it would mean that the greater the population concentration in any particular area, the greater the energy generating surface would be.