Luckily, there is a potential solution. Rawlemon, a solar energy company started by a German architect named Andre Broessel, has been working on a spherical solar energy generator that is potentially more efficient than a standard solar panel. Broessel believes this glass sphere could possibly be the future for solar energy.
Ranging from just over an inch to almost four inches in size, these spheres utilize multiple layers of advanced materials to capture both natural and artificial light for electricity generation. According to Wavja, each sphere achieves outputs 7.5 times greater than solar panels while being 200 times more efficient.
In fact, it is already possible to purchase these solar spheres on the website of Rawlemon (eponymous brand). Aesthetically, it appears to be a spherical crystal ball, an idea that came from the mind of the German architect André Broessel.
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