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Martin Green Lab researchers have assessed DAS Solar’s facilities for scaling SFOS solar cell technology.
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DAS Solar & Martin Green Lab target 40% SFOS cells by 2027

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
The model has been validated using real-world PV module images captured under varied outdoor lighting conditions.
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AI-powered denoising boosts clarity in outdoor PV imaging study

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
Outdoor tests over 20 days showed the PAAS–LiCl layer performed stably, boosting average power output by 10.2%.
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Study develops passive cooling to improve PV performance in heat

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
The research has attained 24.6% efficiency with tandem solar cells, setting a new benchmark for 2-terminal-based devices.
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Research to improve perovskite material coverage on irregular cell surfaces

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
Average power output increased by 0.97% over PSO-MPPT and 3.48% over RIME-MPPT in partial shading simulations.
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New IRIME algorithm enhances PV efficiency in partial shading

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
Real environmental inputs including rainfall, temperature, humidity, and particulate matter were used to control indoor soiling conditions.
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New lab tool accelerates simulation of long-term PV soiling effects

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
Weak oversight and complex bureaucracies have enabled unethical behavior in solar incentive distribution at the local level.
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Study exposes corruption in California’s local solar PV market

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
Three agro-industrial PV systems showed PID-related energy losses of 67.58%, 47.22%, and 32.06% over ten years.
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Voc-based method estimates PV module PID in solar pumping systems

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
Relative moisture content inside the module was found to be a more accurate predictor of degradation than external humidity.
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New research models moisture ingress in PV modules

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
Fraunhofer ISE and III/V-Reclaim have fabricated 4-inch and 6-inch InP-on-GaAs wafers with scalable potential to 8 inches.
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Fraunhofer and III/V-Reclaim create 150 mm InP-on-GaAs wafers

ByKarthik Srivasthav G
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