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1 Utility Solar Cheaper than GCC in 2015 Floridas Average Residential Electricity Rate By 2015 Utility Solar Cheaper than Gas Combined Cycle Adapted from Lazards Levelized Cost of Energy Analysis Version 7.0 August 2013 2 2 Solar

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Florida’s Average Residential Electricity Rate

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Utility Solar Cheaper than GCC in 2015

Adapted from Lazard’s Levelized Cost of Energy Analysis Version 7.0 August 2013

By 2015 Utility Solar Cheaper than Gas Combined Cycle

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  • Design, Construction and Operation of Concentrated

Solar Power Plant - Operational

  • Low Cost CIGS and other Thin Film PV Processes
  • In-line/Off-line Metrology
  • cSi New Feedstock/Wafering Methodologies
  • Non-Contact Energy Delivery for PV System
  • PV Panel-mounted Micro-inverter
  • Integrated PV/Storage and PV/Storage/Lighting

Systems and PV EV charging (PV4EV)

  • Florida is only state with more than 100, 10-kW

photovoltaic systems with battery back-up on emergency shelter schools.

Solar Energy Research Focus Areas

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Solar Thermal Power Plant at USF

  • Serve as a platform to demonstrate technologies developed in the lab
  • Facilitate technology transfer to industries
  • Serve as a teaching and training facility for students
  • Public education
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Thermal Energy Storage (USF)

  • Developed low cost,

industrially scalable capsules of PCMs

  • Reduce system costs

from $80/kWhth at present to < $15/kWhth.

  • Utility Scale

Storage Tank Encapsulated PCM Heat transfer fluid

Developed with $7.1 M funding from USDOE, ARPAe, eON, SunBorne Energy, FESC

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Innovative Latent Thermal Energy Storage System for Concentrating Solar Power Plants Technology ready for pilot scale demonstration

Polymer Coated Capsules to 3000C Metalized Capsules to 4500C Ceramic Coated Capsules to 10000C

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Flexible Polymer Solar Modules by roll-to-roll Printing

UF’s Franky So collaborating with Frederik Krebs, RISO, Denmark 14”x14” polymer solar modules have been printed. 12 cells are connected.

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USF Thin Film PV Research

  • D. L. Morel and C. S. Ferekides

Photovoltaic Solar Cells

  • Organic solar cells
  • Amorphous Si solar cells
  • CIGS and other I-III-VI2 solar cells
  • II-VI solar cells(world record efficiency for CdTe)
  • Tandem solar cells
  • Solar cell modeling and simulation

Other Devices TFT, memory devices, x and Υ–ray detectors, LED

Experience/Funding

  • Over 60 years combined experience in solar cell R&D
  • Over $10 MM funding from NREL/DOE/NASA/NSF
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10 DOT’s EVTC DOE’s FEEDER

(UCF, UF, FSU) (UCF)

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UCF’s FSEC Programs in Energy

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EXTRA SLIDES

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We are like tenant farmers chopping down the fence around our house for fuel when we should be using Natures inexhaustible sources of energy......

...... I'd put my money on the sun and solar energy.

What a source of power! I hope we don't have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle that.

Thomas Edison (1931)

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PV Grid Parity?

15.5 ¢/kWh 8 ¢/kWh

2016 Residential rooftop PV at 9 ¢ kWh TODAY

Florida Least Cost Potential 16,350 MW residential PV in 2016 5 kW/resident leads to 3.3M residences, 1.5 voters/resident ~ 4.9 Million voters http://www.ilsr.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/commercial-solar-grid-parity-report-ILSR-2012.pdf

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30% ITC + 10% Depreciation allowance ~ $2.40/W

2016

Florida Least Cost Potential 16,350 MW residential & 13,430 MW commercial PV (14% FL’s electricity) 5 kW/resident leads to 3.3M residences, 1.5 voters/resident ~ 4.9 Million voters http://www.ilsr.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/commercial-solar-grid-parity-report-ILSR-2012.pdf http://www.ilsr.org/projects/solarparitymap/

Commercial Rooftop Revolution John Farrell Dec 2012

2016

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Materials/Devices Investigated

Photovoltaic Solar Cells

  • Organic solar cells
  • Amorphous Si solar cells
  • CIGS and other I-III-VI2 solar cells
  • II-VI solar cells(world record efficiency for CdTe)
  • Tandem solar cells
  • Solar cell modeling and simulation

Other Devices TFT, memory devices, x and Υ–ray detectors, LED

Experience/Funding

  • Over 60 years combined experience in solar cell R&D
  • Over $10 MM funding from NREL/DOE/NASA/NSF