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Study finds two-terminal perovskite-silicon tandems may not deliver optimal performance in all geographies - pv magazine Global
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Study finds two-terminal perovskite-silicon tandems may not deliver optimal performance in all geographies - pv magazine Global
New research conducted by researchers from China’s Southwest Petroleum University, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Chengdu-based PV manufacturer Tongwei suggests that the commercial success of two-terminal (2T) perovskite-silicon solar cells will depend more on geography and market conditions than on achieving efficiencies beyond current levels. “Our work reframes tandem photovoltaics as a field-performance question, not only an effici…
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