GAINESVILLE, Fla. (BUSINESS WIRE) CranioSense, a Boston-based company, is the overall winner of the 2023 Cade Prize for Innovation. The company’s invention
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Improving the electricity yield in photovoltaic solar energy long has been a game of incremental additions of new technology. Over the past few years, bifacial panel adoption has been tested at a utility scale, and designs have been refined to the point that a high single-digit gain from a single-axis tracker + bifacial array is bankable. What’s now becoming clear is that using dual-axis tracker technology in place of a single-axis design can yield another 20% gain, albeit only at commercial-scale installations.
However, a third incremental technology gain engineered reflective albedo also is now being tested on single-mast dual-axis arrays, with the promise of yet another 10% gain or more, which permits far more solar projects to pencil out a favorable ROI, especially on sloped, irregular or confined land footprints.
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Terra Pave products are liquid soil stabilizers that permanently bind and transform the ground into a pavement-like layer. Terra Pave Top-Seal is engineered to achieve the albedo of snow - for use with bifacial solar panels.
According to the results, Terra Pave products have clear advantages against AEP (Asphalt Emulsion Product). Today approximately 3 million tons of emulsions are produced in the United States representing about 5% to 10% of asphalt consumption. Approximately 8 million tons of asphalt are used in emulsion form worldwide, about 9% of all asphalt usage.[1]