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High-technology elements for thin-film photovoltaic applications :a demand-supp...
Reiser, Fiona K. M.; Rodrigues, Carlos; Rosa, Diogo R. N.On the basis of current energy and photovoltaic market outlooks and scenarios, the total growth rate potential of thin-film photovoltaic (PV) techniques have been analysed and calculated. For the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) Advanced Scenario [1] total thin-film PV annual production values of 2.4 GWp for 2010, 25 GWp for 2020 and 132 GWp for 2030, were calculated. These values were used to ...
High-tech element availability for sustainable energy systems in the 21st centu...
Reiser, Fiona K. M.; Rodrigues, Carlos; Oliveira, Daniel P. S.; Rosa, Diogo R. N.This work provides estimations on the future raw material demand for the thin-film photovoltaic (PV) elements indium, selenium, tellurium, germanium and gallium. Data calculation has been carried out on the basis of current energy and PV market outlooks. For indium, our calculation yields a maximum cumulative demand of 12 kilotons for the period from 2008 to 2030. The minimum demand for the same period is of ...
High-tech element availability for sustainable energy systems in the 21st centu...
Reiser, Fiona K. M.; Rodrigues, Carlos; Oliveira, Daniel P. S.; Rosa, Diogo R. N.This work provides estimations on the future raw material demand for the thin-film photovoltaic (PV) elements indium, selenium, tellurium, germanium and gallium. Data calculation has been carried out on the basis of current energy and PV market outlooks. For indium, our calculation yields a maximum cumulative demand of 12 kilotons for the period from 2008 to 2030. The minimum demand for the same period is of 8 ...
Germanium-rich chalcopyrite from the Barrigão remobilised vein deposit, Iberian...
Reiser, Fiona K. M.; Guimarães, Fernanda; Pinto, Álvaro M. M.; Matos, João Xavier; Carvalho, João R. S.; Oliveira, Daniel P. S.; Rosa, Diogo R. N.Anomalously high germanium contents have been detected by means of whole-rock trace element analysis in remobilised vein type copper ores from the abandoned Barrigão mine, located in the Iberian Pyrite Belt, southern Portugal. The late-Variscan brecciated copper ores consist manly of chalcopyrite, with minor tennantite, rare pyrite and arsenopyrite. The ores, investigated for elements increasingly used in sever...
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