Italian Startup Develops 20.7% Efficient Mini Perovskite Solar Modules With 99.6% Geometrical Fill Factor
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PV Magazine International 11:28 am on June 3, 2024
The text discusses Solerti's development of a 96% geometrically filled semi-transparent organic photovoltaic (OPV) module, with no resistive losses or warping. An advanced alignment procedure is proposed for future applications to increase efficiency potential in tandem systems. The company has been acquired by FuturaSun and developed high-efficiency perovskite modules.
- Advanced OPV Module Development:
- Proposed Advanced Alignment Procedure for High Efficiency Tandem Systems:
- Solerti's Acquisition by FuturaSun and Perovskite Modules with High Stability:
- Performance of Solartix-developed Perovskite Module:
- Categorization: This content falls under 'Solar' and 'Biomass,' although the latter isn't directly mentioned in the text.
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2024/06/03/italian-startup-develops-20-7-efficient-mini-perovskite-solar-modules-with-99-6-geometrical-fill-factor/