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Three steps to a solar system: From 1% to 40% and 100%

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  • Harry Lehmann
Since the advent of humankind, energy supply has had a decisive influence on its social development, since it sets the social and economic framework within which people live. In terms of energy use, human history to date can be roughly divided into three periods: the age of the hunters and gatherers, the “pre-industrial solar age”, and the “fossil/nuclear industrial age”. We are currently moving towards a fourth period: the industrial solar age.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationSolar Power for the World : What You Wanted to Know about Photovoltaics
EditorsWolfgang Palz
Number of pages20
PublisherPan Stanford Publishing
Publication date21.10.2013
Pages557-576
ISBN (print)9789814411875
ISBN (electronic)9789814411882, 9780429162558
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 21.10.2013

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