A German Company Introduces The First Universal Solar Charger

Online, May 5, 2012 (Newswire.com) - One of the largest global renewable energy, Germany's Solar World, presented at the World Congress in Barcelona mobile phone the first solar battery adapted to universal model promoted by the European Commission and the fourteen leading mobile manufacturers in Europe.

The apparatus includes a charger and rechargeable by sunlight conventional one that uses electrical current to "adapt to any situation where a user is located," said one of its representatives.

The device, which follows the new European standard, used for charging phones, smart phones, cameras and other electronics, although fully charge a mobile solar energy based may involve about four hours.

The German magazine defines as "totally unique in the market" and begin to market it this summer, especially on the Internet, at a price to be around eighty euros.

The universal charger model, compatible with all brands, has been promoted by the European Commission and the fourteen major mobile phone manufacturers in the EU.

In addition to that A battery of liquid metal in the future could reduce the need for new power plants, said a U.S. scientist at the TED conference on innovation, which takes place through Friday in Long Beach, California.

"As things stand, the demand for electricity must be in constant balance with supply," said Thursday engineering professor Donald Sadoway, using an old chalk board to write down the formula for this battery.

According to Sadoway, cheap batteries made ​​of liquid metal could store electricity generated by solar panels, wind farms or facilities to generate and save it for when it is needed.

That would be a significant change in the system current consumption.

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