Scientists from France’s Institut de Recherche de Chimie Paris have reviewed the current state-of-the-art of glow discharge optical emission spectroscopy, an emerging technique in the field of PSC research. Their research has been published in the journal Small Methods.
Empa researchers have established a new efficiency record of 22.2% for flexible CIGS solar cells on the polymer film, one year after declaring an efficiency record.
The great inventor Thomas Edison once said, "So long as the sun shines, man will be able to develop power in abundance." His wasn't the first great mind to marvel at the notion of harnessing the power of the sun; for centuries inventors have been pondering and perfecting the way to harvest solar energy.
With carbon dioxide emissions reaching a record high in 2021, clean energy is more crucial than ever. Solar energy is one such fossil-fuel alternative.
A structural diagram of ZnO/Se0.7Te0.3solar cells charted to show ...
A research team has reviewed current improvements in perovskite photovoltaic modules, focusing on the coating techniques applied to perovskite solar modules.
A group of researchers has paved the way for efficient, large-scale, organic solar cells using water treatment.
A research team has conducted a review of recent advances in perovskite photovoltaic modules. Perovskite solar cells hold great promise for the next generation of photovoltaic technology. With this promising technology comes a need for the high-quality perovskite films for large-area photovoltaic modules.
Researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have illustrated how an electronic mismatch in the pairs of materials to create organic solar cells can be employed to improve cell operation.
Lead halide perovskites (such as MAPbI3), a new class of semiconductor materials, have exceptional optoelectronic properties that make them suitable for photovoltaic and light-emitting applications.
The way that leaves transport solar energy over relatively long distances before using it to power chemical reactions can be mimicked by a comparatively new type of semiconductor that is stacked on top of a mirror-like structure. The method might one day increase the effectiveness of solar cells.
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