Interface-friendly hole-transporting materials for low-cost and stable perovskite solar cells
Dueto the highpowerconversion efficiencies, fast and cost-efficient production, the furtherdevelopment ofsolution-processable perovskitesolar cells (PSCs) can enable this promising solar energy technology to reach the required yottawatts ofrenewable energy capacity. There is a great probability that PSCs will occupythe photovoltaic market. Before that, thecertain limitations, including the lack of cost-effective hole-transporting materials (HTMs) which would enable toenhance the limited PSC stability, should be overcome. Our consortium aims to develop cost-efficientHTMs and investigate the fundamental and applied aspects of perovskite/HTM/metal interfaces in relation todevice stability. The overall aim of T-i-PSCer project is to boost the scientific excellence and innovationcapacity of three ECIU universities and their non-academic partner in developing interface-friendly HTMs forstable PSCs with the commercial potential. The additional beneficial result of the project is theestablishment of a brand-new collaboration between the three partners in theECIU priority research area, i.e.energy and sustainability.
ECIU is the leading international consortium of research intensive universities, with collective emphasis on innovation, creativity and societal impact, driving the development of a knowledge-based economy.
ECIU is the leading international consortium of research intensive universities, with collective emphasis on innovation, creativity and societal impact, driving the development of a knowledge-based economy.
ECIU is the leading international consortium of research intensive universities, with collective emphasis on innovation, creativity and societal impact, driving the development of a knowledge-based economy.
