King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

Michele De Bastiani

Ahmed Hesham Balawi

Michael Filipe Salvador

Emmanuel P Van Kerschaver

Thomas Gerald Allen

Osman Mohammed Bakr

Makhsud Saidaminov

A photovoltaic, PV, module includes plural PV sections, each PV section including plural lamellas. A first lamella of the plural lamellas includes a back sheet, a first encapsulant material, a PV cell, a foldable material, a second encapsulant material, and a front sheet. The first encapsulant material bonds the PV cell to the back sheet, and the second encapsulant material bonds the PV cell to the front sheet. A first edge of the foldable material is sandwiched between the first and second encapsulant materials of the first lamella and a second edge of the foldable material is sandwiched between corresponding first and second encapsulant materials of a second lamella of the plural lamellas.

Large-area solar module via continuous additive lamination method

There is a dynamically adjustable photovoltaic (PV) system for transforming solar energy into electrical energy. The dynamically adjustable PV system includes a first PV fold including a first set of PV cells for generating electrical energy, and a first laminating film that encapsulates the first set of PV cells; a second PV fold including a second set of PV cells for generating electrical energy, and a second laminating film that encapsulates the second set of PV cells; and a connecting mechanism that connects the first laminating film to the second laminating film. The connecting mechanism includes a chamber.

Dynamically adjustable, flexible, and modular photovoltaic system and method

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe a method of energy storage and release based on crystallization-dissolution comprising heating a solute-solvent system to decrease a solubility of a solute in the solvent and induce crystal formation; cooling a solute-solvent system to increase the solubility of the solute in the solvent and induce crystal dissolution; wherein energy is stored in the crystal upon heating and released from the crystal upon cooling.

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