Aloha,
Solar Frontier in Japan, the maker of copper-indium-selenium (CIS) mods, claims that their product produces more kWhs per kW installed than crystalline silicon. http://www.solar-frontier.com/eng/cis/index.html If you go to the Softbank Field Results on the right tabs area you can download a 4-page PDF report. I'm wondering if this is a hot-out-of-the-box phenomenon similar to some other non-cSi products and that after X months in the field the output stabilizes at a lower level. Anyone have any idea or experience with this? Thanks, marco
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