I think his name should be omega, since he's Last in production
(just kidding we are but responsible for our own works)

Now on the the real story,
www.natcore.com is the home site of a company making news
these days. They tried to get financing to work in the US, but
were politely ignored. China heard about them, flew them to China
and made a deal in a day. The new thin film solar will be 30 percent
efficient, better than most regular solar panels. Also the cost per
watt could be in the 60 to 70 cent range. Incidentally facilities
producing regular panels can still use this process to put the finishing
touches on their panels to make them cheaper then they are currently
doing. I was so impressed I invested in it. It's up 30% in a week.
(yes that's just a lift off the buzz created, but here's hoping)

BIG P.S. THIS DOESN'T MEAN WE SHOULDN'T BE DOING MORE
RESEARCH! THERE IS ALWAYS ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT. They are still using silicone, who knows maybe we will hit 40 or 50%?

Yes, the research in Solar Energy has come a long way, but not only price has been an obstacle in the production so far.

But the windmills have been helping "The Clean Energy Project" up to now. Both Denmark and Gran Canaria receive huge amount of energy from windmills.