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	<title>Comments on: Sanyo HIT Double PV Solar Modules: Provides 30% More Power with Less Solar Panels</title>
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		<title>By: Tom Kacandes</title>
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		<description>Glad to see notice of Sanyo&#039;s bi-facial cell technology. We at Prism Solar are big fans of Sanyo&#039;s high efficiency HIT cells, including the bi-facial version, but it is more accurate to note that the HIT Double has been available for some time. Only the installation on Durock&#039;s roof was new.  While we appreciate you mentioning Prism, the similarity to HIT Double is that both modules can make electricity using light on both sides of the module - that&#039;s why a reflective roof of whatever kind is helpful.  We hope someday that Sanyo will also use Prism&#039;s holographic film with their excellent HIT cells - this would allow half or fewer cells per module to be used (or if you prefer, make two modules from same # of cells) to make lower-cost high net power (kWh/Wp) modules. Our film works with all kinds of PV cells, but Sanyo&#039;s bi-facial cells are especially good for taking advantage of the film&#039;s light enhancement power.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Glad to see notice of Sanyo&#8217;s bi-facial cell technology. We at Prism Solar are big fans of Sanyo&#8217;s high efficiency HIT cells, including the bi-facial version, but it is more accurate to note that the HIT Double has been available for some time. Only the installation on Durock&#8217;s roof was new.  While we appreciate you mentioning Prism, the similarity to HIT Double is that both modules can make electricity using light on both sides of the module &#8211; that&#8217;s why a reflective roof of whatever kind is helpful.  We hope someday that Sanyo will also use Prism&#8217;s holographic film with their excellent HIT cells &#8211; this would allow half or fewer cells per module to be used (or if you prefer, make two modules from same # of cells) to make lower-cost high net power (kWh/Wp) modules. Our film works with all kinds of PV cells, but Sanyo&#8217;s bi-facial cells are especially good for taking advantage of the film&#8217;s light enhancement power.</p>
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