Posted AT 8:48 PM EST on 21/03/08
Lessons from Germany's energy renaissance
BERLIN — Solar power will cost next to nothing. The fuel – the sun – is free. The price of the photovoltaic cells used to covert sunlight into electricity will plummet.
Just give it time.
That's the theory of Ian MacLellan, the founder, vice-chairman and chief technology officer of
Arise Technologies, a Canadian photovoltaic (PV) cell company. But there's one small hitch: Arise doesn't have time.
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