Daytime radiative cooling tech for solar panels

A Chinese research group has created a new radiative cooling technology for photovoltaic devices. It consists of a chamber made of ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene and polydimethylsiloxane that, when placed above the solar cells, can reportedly achieve an average cooling power of approximately 40 W/m2. Researchers from China have developed a new radiative cooling technology for photovoltaic devices that can reportedly achieve a cooling power density of up to 40 W/m2 and a photovoltaic power density of up to 103. 33 W/m2. Radiative cooling occurs when the surface of an object absorbs less radiation ...

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