Researchers Set Large-Scale Perovskite Photovoltaic Efficiency World Record
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Researchers set large-scale perovskite photovoltaic efficiency world record
UNSW researchers have teamed up with industry partner UtmoLight to achieve a world-record efficiency for a large-area perovskite solar submodule. The UNSW team, led by Xiaojing Hao, a Scientia professor, achieved a certified ...
The Future of Solar: UNSW's Record-Breaking Cell Achieves Unmatched Stability
University of New South Wales (UNSW) researchers have demonstrated a perovskite solar cell submodule with a 23.5 per cent efficiency rating, a world record for the specific technology configuration. This performance was achieved on a 30 by 30 centimetre device without additional output-boosting layers, narrowly exceeding a record set by a Chinese team using an iron compound. The advancement stems from a structural change in the cell's architectu…
The University of New South Wales and the UtmoLight company achieve a new world record in a 30 × 30 centimetres device and prepare tests in a module of commercial dimensions.
Researchers from the University of New South Wales and the Chinese manufacturer UtmoLight achieved 23.5% of certified efficiency in a perovskita solar submodule of 30 by 30 centimeters. The result exceeds the previous mark by 0.6 percentage point.
New solar panel design sets an efficiency record at a larger size
Researchers have reported a new efficiency record for a larger experimental solar device made from perovskite, a promising light-absorbing material. The result helps address a key obstacle for the technology: keeping performance high as devices grow beyond tiny laboratory samples. The device converted 23.5% of incoming light energy into electricity in certified testing. UNSW Sydney […]
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