Hyperstealth Declipse Technology

Shadows are detrimental to power output, even a small shadow caused by a branch, electrical wire or even a neighboring solar panel too close to another to cause a shadow cast over the second panel can decrease the overall output. Even a shadow covering only 3% of the solar panel can reduce output on panels connected in series (typical installations) by 25% and a shadow of 9% can cause a power loss of 54% as bypass diodes used in typical PV arrays connected in series reroute current around the shaded area of the solar panels.

These cause the overall voltage to drop. For just a single solar panel the drop in power output for a small shadow can be over 90%. Declipse can reduce shadows by 80% or more, thereby providing a solution to numerous location issues to limit the power loss due to those shadows.

MIT recently developed 3D Solar Tower technology that they hope has the potential to increase global solar power generation into the Terawatt scale.

In 2015, the world total solar power output was just above 250 gigawatts. In 2018, solar power is somewhere in the 400-500 Gigawatt range worldwide ( a Terawatt is 1000 Gigawatts). The problem is that their plan is the shadow factor.

Hyperstealth has provided the solution for this. These 3D solar towers cannot be placed next to each other to replace flat panel solar farms as their shadows cause so much power loss on the surrounding towers that it is not a viable alternative, until Declipse came along!

By combining Hyperstealth's Declipse technology with multiple 3DPV Solar Panel towers (3DPV Farms), the initial assessment by MIT researchers of the real possibility of Terawatt Generation may now be achievable.

The Solar Energy sector creates more jobs in the U.S. than any other industry at a rate 17 times faster than the U.S. economy, based off one of the most recent census published in 2018 by The Solar Foundation. One in 50 new U.S. jobs is now in the Solar Sector. As countries worldwide commit to reduction of carbon emission and extra taxes are being added onto carbon based fuels, solar power is poised to fill in the need for clean, renewable, and carbon-free power.

With wind and hydro power confined to large government or corporate programs, solar power is unique when it comes to renewable, clean energy - solar energy can be incorporated by the individual homeowner. Another benefit is that any excess power captured not required by the home can be put back into the overall electrical grid, usually as a credit going back to the homeowner.

Could the individual homeowner also capitalize on the new 3D Solar Towers utilizing our Declipse technology instead of flat solar panels to improve their power requirements? Could it also potentially add extra credit for adding excess to the overall electrical grid and possibly reduce the time to pay off the initial investment to add solar power to the home? This is our hope.

It's a new day
for solar energy

Shadows are the Kryptonite of the
Solar Energy Industry

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Less Shadow Means More Power

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Greenhouse Adaptability

Power Entire Cities?

More Energy and More Jobs

"We did not reinvent solar power. We just solved the shadow issue. We will soon begin to see how solar technology could begin to fulfill its potential."
-Guy Cramer, Hyperstealth CEO

It's a new dayfor solar energy

Shadows are the Kryptonite of the Solar Energy Industry