Place: Hybrid event (Leitat, Carrer de la Innovació 2 – 08225 Terrassa – ONLINE) On 7/8th of July we held the Apolo Open Day at Leitat where we had the opportunity...
Read MoreFlexible Photovoltaic Solar Cells that are Reliable and Fully Printable with an Efficiency of 22%
Reliable & Fully Printable
22% of Efficiency
90% of Performance After Ageing Tests
Reduce Module Cost Below 0.40€/Wp
Opening Doors to New Markets
Apolo aims to develop flexible photovoltaic solar cells that are reliable, fully printable, with an efficiency of 22% and with at least 90% of initial performance maintained after relevant accelerated ageing tests.
Perovskite Solar Cells (PSC)
They have shown an impressive learning curve in the last decades in comparison with 1st, 2nd and initial 3rd generation solar. Since the very beginning, the main market demands for 3rd generation PV were more flexibility and more colour choices. These technologies also have low cost using fully printing process, low temperature processes and out of clean rooms which reduce the production cost.
PSC Bottleneck
The most important problem in PSC technology is the short lifetime which is currently the main barrier for the marketability of PSC. Up to now all the developed PSC used cheap materials and/or solution which did not exhibit high efficiencies. In contrast high efficiency PSCs usually require relatively expensive materials and vacuum deposition process.
Specificities of the Apolo Perovskite Solar Cells
Utilization of innovative green processes
Integration into buildings and other new markets
Significant cost reduction for market entry
APOLO OPEN DAY 2022
Click here to see the Agenda Date: 7th-8th July 2022 Place: Hybrid event (Leitat, Carrer de la Innovació 2 – 08225 Terrassa – ONLINE) Registrations Here The APOLO Open Day will be...
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Apolo Standardization Workshop 2022
Date: 26th April 2022 Place: Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata – Italy (Hybrid event – in person & online) – Pending to decide if is 100% online Virtual...
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APOLO M43 Meeting
During the 14th and 15th of October, the members of the APOLO project consortium met to discuss the progress of the project. It was two intense days where, due to...
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