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 Solar power, plagued by high costs, is getting an investment boost with more plastics players developing semi-conductive polymers
for use in military gear, window coatings, and ocean kayaks. So far,
the ROI consists of thin film alternatives to pricey silicon, cheaper
$1 per Watt printed systems, and a faster production process with
transparent polyurethane.
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