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1 Overview of NREL & PV-related Research at NREL Mee#ng with ASU Feb. 16, 2017 Greg Wilson and Sarah Kurtz NREL is a national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC.
2 National Renewable Energy Laboratory Dedicated Solely to Advancing Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy Research toward Enabling Deployment onto a Modernized Grid Physical Assets Owned by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy under Contract to DOE 2400 staff and world-class faciliges More than 350 acgve partnerships annually Campus is a living model of sustainable energy 2
3 Alliance for Sustainable Energy Partnering with Excellence 3
4 NREL s Program Portfolio Strategic Analysis Efficient Energy Use Buildings Technologies Vehicle Technologies Delivery & Storage Battery and Thermal Storage Hydrogen Smart Grid and Grid Integration Renewable Resources Solar Wind and Water Biomass Geothermal Foundational Science 4
5 NREL s PV Program: Originating as SERI in 1977, today a key component of the U.S. DOE SunShot Initiative, funded primarily through SUNLAMP. 6 /kwh SunShot 2020 Goal 5
6 PV R&D is NREL s single largest R&D program (~$30M out of ~$300M per year, mainly through SUNLAMP). NREL receives addigonal funding from EERE s SunShot IniGaGve, including for grid integragon, CSP, cost analysis, and sox-cost reducgon. 6
7 SUNLAMP PV Projects PV Technologies PV Cross-CuOng R&D Thin Film PV CIGS / CdTe /Novel III-V MJ & 1J Silicon OPV/Perovskites/ Novel Contacts Measurements & Characteriza#on Module Reliability & Systems Engineering Extensive Capabilities and PV Experience Under One Roof NCPV Conversion Technology R&D Ü III-V Multijunction Ü Si & Si Tandems Ü CdTe Ü CIGS Ü Organic PV Ü III-V 1J via HVPE Ü Novel PV Absorbers Ü Perovskites 7 Demonstrate > 50% 4J device Demonstrate 23% IBC Cells on n-cz Si Demonstrate 24% efficiency Address reverse bias breakdown with <0.5 µm cell with >15% Build on BES program, demonstrate market viability Find path to low-cost, 1-sun III-V cells Build on EFRC, identify new absorbers Answer industrial processing and stability questions PV Materials research covers every mainstream PV material system 7
8 PV Research Sustained Progress 8
9 National Center for Photovoltaics PV Technologies PV Cross-CuOng R&D Thin Film PV CIGS / CdTe /Novel III-V MJ & 1J Silicon OPV/Perovskites/ Novel Contacts Measurements & Characteriza#on Module Reliability & Systems Engineering Extensive Capabilities and PV Experience Under One Roof PV Cross-Cutting R&D Ü Materials characterization Ü Device characterization Ü Module characterization Ü Regional Test Centers Ü PV performance Ü PV reliability Ü PVQAT Ü PV quality 9 Ü PV system performance Two-photon Efficiency chart Efficiency tables New product demonstration Degradation rates Potential-induced degradation Climate-specific PV durability Improved Quality Management during Manufacturing Module-embedded electronics 9
10 PV Degradation rates Frequency Median: 0.5 %/year Average: 0.8 %/year # reported rates = 2128 Degradation Rate (%/year) DegradaGon over the life of a PV system has significant effect on LCOE LCOE (2013 /kwh) LCOE vs Degrada#on and Finance Rate 0.50% 0.75% 1.00% 1.25% 1.50% 1.75% 2.00% 2.25% Annual System Degrada#on 2.50% Nominal Discount Rate 5.5% 6.0% 6.5% 7.0% 7.5% 8.0% 8.5% NREL s analysis of reported degradagon rates is widely referenced as the basis for financial analysis of new projects. 10
11 Opportunities to come to NREL HOPE Hands-On PV Experience, one week at NREL, applications due March 1 Graduate Student Research Internships, applications due April 15, U.S. Citizens only SUN UP receive some help in being matched with an NREL researcher; student needs to bring the funding There are presentations about NREL research at this site Sli de
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