Oxford PV began working on its perovskite tandem solar modules in 2014. Earlier this year, the company set a new efficiency world record of 26.9% with its 60-cell residential-sized module ...

Oxford PV has announced a record-setting perovskite tandem module efficiency record – 26.9% for a 60-cell “residential sized” module. The module has a surface area a little over 1.6 m square ...

The report said that tandem modules need a minimum efficiency of 25% to be competitive with other solar technologies on price.

This is something which Oxford PV seeks to change, with the claim that they will be shipping the first hybrid perovskite-silicon panels to a US customer. Although Oxford PV prefers to keep the ...

That’s a step change in how we harvest energy from the sun. Notably, perovskite can be made from low-cost materials that are widely available. A UK-based company called Oxford PV announced in ...

Large perovskite silicon tandem cells, or even entire modules, are still hard to find. Anglo-German company Oxford PV has a clear lead, having set up the world’s first series production line for ...

A defining moment came in 2012, when Professors Henry Snaith at the University of Oxford and Michael Graetzel at the Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, building on the work of Tsotomu Mayasaka ...

Oxford PV's tandem solar panels, featuring perovskite-on-silicon technology, are now commercially available, boasting 20% ...

While the Oxford PV group are making headway by adding layers of perovskite to silicon-based solar cells to enhance efficiencies by roughly 30%, some of the limitations of the older silicon ...

Market momentum for perovskites intensifies with ultra-light modules, bold encapsulation research, and synergy across energy-centric industries. Powerful demonstrations build trust, fueling more pilot ...