InspirationSolar panels built from waste crops can make energy without direct light

Solar panels built from waste crops can make energy without direct light

Solar panels that don’t require direct sunlight have been invented in another leap forwards for clean energy.

A Filipino engineering student designed the revolutionary material using luminescent particles from fruit and vegetable waste.

Carvey Ehren Maigue, 29, won …

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