Ehsan Rezaee

An original strategy to mass-producing affordable solar cell foundation blocks might result in the wide adoption of solar panels made from perovskite ink-- a "wonder material"-- according to study from the University of Surrey.

Perovskite solar cells have gotten focus over the last few years as a result of their ability to provide high photovoltaic or pv performance under a low-cost and also low-temperature solution-based fabrication handling, which permits products to be liquified in ideal solvents to produce inks.