Nanotechnology in Solar Energy Harvesting
Kishor kumar *1, Dr. Vikrant Jain2, Nilesh Kumar Pathak3, Rohit Yadav4, Annu Anjana5
1,2 Department of chemistry, Madhyanchal professional university Ratibad Bhopal, India, Kishor.Sjp2015@gmail.com
3Asst. Professor, Department of chemistry, JNS, PG College Shujalpur (M.P.).
4 Research Scholar, Vikram University Ujjain (M.P.).
5JNS,PG College Shujalpur (M.P.).
ABSTRACT
With human development, the need for human energy is constantly increasing, and we are searching for new renewable energy sources to meet this need. Among these, solar energy is a very good medium but converting solar power into energy requires a lot of space. Nanotechnology can be of great help in overcoming these drawbacks. Nanotechnology is an enabling technology that provides a wide range of resources to solve energy-related problems. Nanotechnology is an enabling technology that provides a wide range of resources to solve energy-related problems. Solar energy photovoltaic PV systems are made by combining photovoltaic cells to increase their power, are highly reliable, durable and low noise devices for power generation. Photovoltaic systems, solar thermal systems and concentrated solar power (CSP) increases the efficiency of solar energy. In this study, solar harvesting technology with the help of nanomaterials has been studied in detail. Various types of modern solar storage technologies that use nanomaterials effectively and successfully are discussed. Among the many devices, fuel cells, solar collectors, photocatalysis and photovoltaics have used nanomaterials to enhance efficiency. This paper explores the application of nanomaterials in solar energy. Nanomaterials have emerged as promising solutions to address the limitations of conventional solar energy systems due to their unique properties such as high surface area, tunable optical and quantum effect properties. The technological potential of solar energy worldwide is many times greater than the current total primary energy demand.
KEYWORDS –
CSP
Nano material
Photocatalysis
Photovoltaics.
