A team of Dutch university students under the banner Top Dutch Solar Racing has installed perovskite silicon tandem cells in its entry in the 16th edition of Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.

Scientists at Oxford University are coating a new solar power-generating material onto objects such as rucksacks, cars, and mobile phones. The potential of this breakthrough means that increasing ...

If more solar energy can be generated in this ... construction, and car manufacturing industries. Oxford PV, a UK company spun out of Oxford University Physics in 2010 by co-founder and chief ...

one of the Oxford scientists said. “We can envisage perovskite coatings being applied to broader types of surface to generate cheap solar power, such as the roof of cars and buildings and even ...

Solar panels should be installed over car parks in Oxford to “bring energy bills down” and to “achieve net zero targets”, Liberal Democrat city councillors have said. A motion which calls ...

Prof Henry Snaith, from the University of Oxford's physics ... the surface of buildings, cars, or even clothing. It stacks multiple light-absorbing layers into one solar cell, meaning the ...

Oxford University scientists may have solved one of the greatest hindrances of expanding access to solar energy. Scientists from the university’s physics department have created an ultra-thin ...

University of Oxford spin-off Oxford PV has revealed a “world-first” commercial sale of its tandem solar panels that produce 20% more energy than standard silicon panels. The 72-cell panels ...

such as the roof of cars and buildings and even the backs of mobile phones," said Junke Wang, professor of physics at Oxford University, in a statement. "If more solar energy can be generated in ...