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New interface engineering strategy developed for efficient and stable back-contact solar cells
As the demand for renewable energy grows, scientists are developing new types of solar cells that are both highly efficient ...
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Long-standing limitation in thin-film solar cells resolved with nanometric germanium oxide layer
As the world urgently seeks clean energy solutions, solar power stands out for its abundance and scalability compared to ...
A research team from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay has demonstrated an atomic layer deposition (ALD) method within a lower temperature process to apply a buffering layer of tin oxide (SnOx ...
Back-contact perovskite solar cells (BC-PSCs) represent a promising new alternative design to conventional solar cells, offering improved light absorption and higher power conversion efficiency.
The introduction of a nanometric germanium oxide layer drastically improved device performance and stability. As the global demand for clean energy accelerates, solar power continues to attract ...
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A new solar material is pushing efficiency beyond theoretical limits
Cambridge researchers have developed a far more stable perovskite structure, stacking ultra-thin layers at atomic precision ...
The efficieny result represents one of the best performances ever achieved for this kind of thin-film solar cell to date. The device was fabricated with a rear contact interface that reportedly ...
The research advanced the durability of perovskite solar cells without compromising their exceptional efficiency, moving closer to a practical, low-cost alternative to silicon-based photovoltaics.
Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a new vapor-deposition technique that greatly ...
Perovskite solar cells are highly efficient and low cost in production. However, they still lack stability over the decades under real weather conditions. An international research collaboration has ...
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