Why Reliability Research Is Critical for Solar’s Future

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What does it take to make solar modules last 50 years? Teresa Barnes and Elizabeth Palmiotti from NREL reveal insights into spontaneous glass breakage, system interfaces, and the push for stronger reliability standards. Their work highlights how developers, manufacturers, and policymakers can ensure solar continues delivering dependable, affordable power for decades.

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Teresa Barnes
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Elizabeth Palmiotti
National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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