National Institute for Materials Science

NIMS has created a durable 1-cm2 perovskite solar cell capable of generating electricity for greater than 1,000 continual hrs at a photoelectric conversion performance (i.e., power generation efficiency) of greater than 20% in direct exposure to sunlight. Since this solar cell can be made externally of a plastic product at around 100 ° C, this technique may be utilized to create light, versatile solar cells.

The demand for the development of rechargeable batteries with high energy thickness has been raising over the last few years.