PV Magazine International 12:24 am on June 3, 2024
Perovskite-Cadmium telluride tandem solar cell achieves 24.2% efficiency, marking a significant advancement in thin film photovoltaics (pv) technology and enabling greater integration into utility-scale PV systems. The development utilizes an unconventional four-terminal configuration with specially designed electrodes, promising long-term durability and potential for high efficiency solar cells.
- Solar Cell Breakthrough: 24.2% efficiency achieved in perovskite-cadmium telluride tandem cell.
- Technological Advancement: Development of four-terminal configuration with unique electrodes, addressing challenges of thermal management and reliability.
- Implications for PV Systems: Increased potential to integrate into utility-scale systems with higher efficiency and reduced costs.
- Durability Concerns: Long-term durability under realistic conditions has been confirmed, which is crucial for commercial viability.
- Industry Impact: This breakthrough opens new avenues in solar cell technology and may lead to increased market share for perovskite-cadmium telluride tandem cells.
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2024/05/31/perovskite-cadmium-telluride-tandem-solar-cell-based-on-special-electrode-achieves-24-2-efficiency/
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