High Efficiency and Stability of New Generation Solar Cells
On April 9, 2025, notable advancements in the performance and stability of next-generation solar cells were discussed at a conference hosted by Western Transportation University. Researchers from the university’s Institute of Photovoltaics revealed their latest findings on a new type of solar cell that utilizes a unique combination of Nd@C82 and PMMA (Polymethyl methacrylate) to enhance the efficiency and stability of solar energy conversion.
This innovative approach allows for significant improvements in the efficiency of solar cells, making them a strong contender in the evolving landscape of solar technology. The researchers highlighted the effectiveness of the new method in maintaining high stability under various environmental conditions.
According to the data presented, the power conversion efficiency (PCE) of the newly developed solar cells reached 26.78% (certified value of 26.29%) and 23.08% (modeled value). Even after rigorous testing, the efficiency remained above 99% following 1000 hours of continuous exposure to moisture and heat, demonstrating exceptional durability.
The research team emphasized that this breakthrough technology could facilitate the design and development of high-performance solar cells, paving the way for new applications in the renewable energy sector.
In summary, the introduction of this new solar cell technology, with its unique material composition, is anticipated to contribute significantly to the advancement of solar energy capabilities and stability, thereby enhancing the overall performance of solar energy systems.
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