I would like to integrate into my PEA an action placed on “perovskite”, a technology intended for new generation solar panels. Is this possible?
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Indeed, perovskite, which refers to calcium titanate, is an advanced research avenue for photovoltaic panels. Current panels are made of silicon, and it turns out that by combining the two materials, the cells exceed the yields of silicon alone by 27 to 34%. A more efficient and less expensive technology... Other advantages are associated with perovskite: it can be, unlike silicon, produced in flexible form, its manufacture consumes less energy than the purification of silicon and therefore costs less.
However, it is less resistant than silicon in operating conditions (water, heat and UV) and degrades much faster. For the moment, no panels are on the market, and commercialization is not expected before the end of the decade. … but few European companies in the niche Many Asian companies are in this niche, much fewer Europeans.
To integrate it into your PEA, you can work with the German company Aixtron, which works on it, and the chemist Merck, which supplies elements necessary for the manufacture of perovskite.
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