Researchers have been able to produce multilayered solar panels with the potential to be 1.5 times more efficient than traditional silicon panels.

A study of a solar-energy material with a bright future revealed a way to slow phonons, the waves that transport heat.

This approach to grid-scale energy storage is estimated to be ten-fold cheaper than using batteries.

The team is now looking at integrating perovskite and silicon solar cells to create a tandem solar cell.

With the use of a wavelength-selective emitter to create constant radiative cooling, thermoelectric devices can generate voltage continuously

The study revealed that a molecular additive greatly improves the longevity of perovskite solar cells.

This combination has been proven to the most cost-effective to date, produces almost 35% more energy.

The system was built by scientists at Australia's Monash University, incorporating 3D-printed key components

The solar cell takes advantage of the promising elctro-optical properties of perovskite materials

Simple change to perovskite surface removes barrier to its functionality

Halide perovskites are a class of light-harvesting "wonder" materials for applications in solar cells.

Illuminating the future of renewable energy.