SB: New, cheaper solar cells?

[Peter Clark <pc451@yahoo.com>]

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	The Sacramento Bee 
(http://www.sacbee.com/content/news/story/1987845p-2201460c.html) is 
reporting that researchers at Berkeley are working on custom-tailored 
molecules and spray-on plastics to create more flexible, more efficient and 
much less expensive soalr cells. The cost could be as little as 1/10th the 
cost of a panel today, and 1/3 the cost of the next-generation panels be 
tested now. Alas, it could be a decade before we see this enter the broader 
market. Still, an interesting read.
	:Peter
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