How efficient are perovskite solar cells?

Our device also maintained 96.1% of its initial power conversion efficiency after more than 2,400 h of 1-sun operation in ambient air. High efficiency in perovskite solar cells is achieved by using a molecular hybrid of a self-assembled monolayer with nitrilotribenzoic acid.

Are perovskite-based Tandem solar cells stable?

Table 1 The best-performing perovskite-based tandem solar cells. The long-term stability of PSCs represents a key obstacle for their commercial deployment. Perovskite materials typically used in solar cells have been shown to be unstable when exposed to oxygen, water, heat, and light.

Are all-perovskite-tandem solar cells a good choice?

All-perovskite-tandem solar cells (all-PTSCs) are also attractive although there are challenges that need to be addressed. In an all-PTSC, a wide-bandgap perovskite (~1.7 eV) and a narrow-bandgap (~1 eV) perovskite are required as the top and bottom subcells, respectively.

What are the next-generation applications of perovskite-based solar cells?

The next-generation applications of perovskite-based solar cells include tandem PV cells, space applications, PV-integrated energy storage systems, PV cell-driven catalysis and BIPVs.

Are hybrid perovskite-QD solar cells suitable for commercial applications?

Herein, a critical review of the state-of-the-art hybrid perovskite-QD solar cells is presented with the aim of advancing their commercial applications. First, the working principles of hybrid perovskite-QD structures are discussed in detail with a focus on hybrid fundamentals.

Can hybrid perovskite materials be used for high-performance solar cells (PSCs)?

Recently, hybrid perovskite materials used for realization of high-performance cost-effective perovskite solar cells (PSCs) have drawn great attentions in both academic and industrial sectors [, , ].