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New Perovskite Solar Cells Achieve Record Indoor Light Efficiency
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Researchers at University College London (UCL) have succeeded in developing solar cells that contain 37.6 percent of artificial light in a normal environment.
A major problem of perovskite solar cells seems at least to have become significantly smaller. A market launch is planned.
New perovskite solar cells achieve record indoor light efficiency
London, UK (SPX) Aug 13, 2025 An international research team led by University College London has developed durable perovskite-based solar cells that efficiently harvest energy from indoor light, opening the way for battery-free devices such as remote controls, keyboards, alarms and sensors. Unlike traditional silicon panels, perovskite can be tailored to absorb the specific wavelengths from indoor lighting. However, t
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