Transparent Solar Power?
At UCLA they've been busy working on new types of solar energy concepts. This time: a transparent solar cell that feeds off infrared rays instead of visible light. The manufacturing process for this chip is actually cheaper than the normal process for solar energy devices, but so far has only gotten a 4% efficiency despite its economic efficiency.
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