GCL Unveils World's Biggest Perovskite Plant

• GCL Group Holdings is revolutionizing solar energy with the world's biggest perovskite solar cell factory, boasting a 2GW capacity and up to 26% photoelectric conversion efficiency. The panels have already been tested in space with the successful launch of Landspace's ZQ-2 II.

GCL Group Holdings, a major Chinese solar materials maker, has announced the construction of 'the world's biggest perovskite solar cell factory', with a production capacity of two gigawatts and dimension of 2.4 meters in length and 1.2 meters in width. The panels produced from the facility have a photoelectric conversion efficiency of 26%, according to tests carried out by China’s National Institute of Metrology. Earlier this month, GCL Perovskite's perovskite modules were deployed into space with the successful launch of Landspace’s ZQ-2 II Remote Three Launch Vehicle.

What is GCL Group's World's Largest Perovskite Solar Cell Factory?

• GCL Group Holdings is the largest manufacturer of solar materials in China
• The "world's biggest perovskite solar cell factory" boasts a production capacity of two gigawatts
• The panels produced from the facility measure 2.4 meters in length and 1.2 meters in width
• Tests conducted by China’s National Institute of Metrology have found that the panels have a photoelectric conversion efficiency of 26%
• GCL Perovskite's perovskite modules were deployed into space with the successful launch of Landspace’s ZQ-2 II Remote Three Launch Vehicle