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    Mono-crystalline solar panels have an efficiency between 13-18%, require 4-6 acres per megawatt of power output, and have a cost per watt peak of around $1 with low balance of system requirements and strong sturdiness. Poly-crystalline panels have an efficiency between 12-16% and also require 4-6 acres per megawatt but have a lower cost per watt peak of around $0.5 and are more prone to breakage. Thin film panels have the lowest efficiency between 8-12% but require the most space between 6-8 acres per megawatt while having the lowest cost per watt peak of around $0.8.

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    Mono-crystalline solar panels have an efficiency between 13-18%, require 4-6 acres per megawatt of power output, and have a cost per watt peak of around $1 with low balance of system requirements and strong sturdiness. Poly-crystalline panels have an efficiency between 12-16% and also require 4-6 acres per megawatt but have a lower cost per watt peak of around $0.5 and are more prone to breakage. Thin film panels have the lowest efficiency between 8-12% but require the most space between 6-8 acres per megawatt while having the lowest cost per watt peak of around $0.8.

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    Monov Vs Poly

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    Vaquas Qureshi
    Mono-crystalline solar panels have an efficiency between 13-18%, require 4-6 acres per megawatt of power output, and have a cost per watt peak of around $1 with low balance of system requirements and strong sturdiness. Poly-crystalline panels have an efficiency between 12-16% and also require 4-6 acres per megawatt but have a lower cost per watt peak of around $0.5 and are more prone to breakage. Thin film panels have the lowest efficiency between 8-12% but require the most space between 6-8 acres per megawatt while having the lowest cost per watt peak of around $0.8.

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    Mono Efficiency 13-18 %

    Area Required per MW 4- 6 acres

    Poly 12-16 %

    Thin Film 8-12 %

    4- 6 acres
    $ 0.8 High Low Strong

    6-8 acres
    $ 0.5 Low High Prone to breakage

    Cost per Watt Peak $ 1 Temperature Coefficient High


    Balance of System requirement Low

    Sturdiness Strong

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