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    Best Research Cell Efficiencies.20200925

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    The document lists the highest research cell efficiencies for various solar cell technologies, including multijunction cells, thin-film technologies like CIGS and CdTe, emerging technologies like perovskite and organic cells, and single-junction technologies. For multijunction cells, the highest efficiency is 47.6% for a six-junction concentrator cell. CIGS thin films have reached 23.35% efficiency. Emerging perovskite cells have reached efficiencies as high as 25.2% and organic tandem cells have reached 13.2% efficiency. Crystalline silicon cells have maximum efficiencies of 26.7% for concentrator cells and 26.1% for non-concentrator cells

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    The document lists the highest research cell efficiencies for various solar cell technologies, including multijunction cells, thin-film technologies like CIGS and CdTe, emerging technologies like perovskite and organic cells, and single-junction technologies. For multijunction cells, the highest efficiency is 47.6% for a six-junction concentrator cell. CIGS thin films have reached 23.35% efficiency. Emerging perovskite cells have reached efficiencies as high as 25.2% and organic tandem cells have reached 13.2% efficiency. Crystalline silicon cells have maximum efficiencies of 26.7% for concentrator cells and 26.1% for non-concentrator cells

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    The document lists the highest research cell efficiencies for various solar cell technologies, including multijunction cells, thin-film technologies like CIGS and CdTe, emerging technologies like perovskite and organic cells, and single-junction technologies. For multijunction cells, the highest efficiency is 47.6% for a six-junction concentrator cell. CIGS thin films have reached 23.35% efficiency. Emerging perovskite cells have reached efficiencies as high as 25.2% and organic tandem cells have reached 13.2% efficiency. Crystalline silicon cells have maximum efficiencies of 26.7% for concentrator cells and 26.1% for non-concentrator cells

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    The document lists the highest research cell efficiencies for various solar cell technologies, including multijunction cells, thin-film technologies like CIGS and CdTe, emerging technologies like perovskite and organic cells, and single-junction technologies. For multijunction cells, the highest efficiency is 47.6% for a six-junction concentrator cell. CIGS thin films have reached 23.35% efficiency. Emerging perovskite cells have reached efficiencies as high as 25.2% and organic tandem cells have reached 13.2% efficiency. Crystalline silicon cells have maximum efficiencies of 26.7% for concentrator cells and 26.1% for non-concentrator cells

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    Best Research-Cell Efficiencies

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    Multijunction Cells (2-terminal, monolithic) Thin-Film Technologies Sharp FhG-ISE
    (IMM, 302x) Soitec NREL
    LM = lattice matched CIGS (concentrator) (4-J, 297x) (4-J,665x)
    48 Boeing- (6-J,143x)
    MM = metamorphic CIGS 47.6%
    Spectrolab SolarJunc FhG-ISE/ Soitec
    IMM = inverted, metamorphic CdTe (LM, 364x)
    Amorphous Si:H (stabilized) (LM, 942x)
    Three-junction (concentrator) Spectrolab FhG-ISE SpireSemicon
    Three-junction (non-concentrator) NREL
    44 Two-junction (concentrator)
    Emerging PV (MM, 299x) (MM, 454x) (MM, 406x) 44.4%
    Dye-sensitized cells Boeing-Spectrolab Boeing-Spectrolab NREL
    Two-junction (non-concentrator) Soitec (4-J, 327x)
    Perovskite cells (MM,179x) (MM, 240x) (4-J, 319x)
    Four-junction or more (concentrator) Perovskite/Si tandem (monolithic) Boeing-
    SolarJunc NREL (6-J)
    40 Four-junction or more (non-concentrator) Organic cells NREL (IMM) NREL Spectrolab (5-J) NREL 39.5%
    NREL (IMM, 325.7x) (LM, 418x) 39.2%
    Single-Junction GaAs Organic tandem cells Boeing-
    Inorganic cells (CZTSSe) Boeing- Spectrolab Sharp (IMM)
    Single crystal
    36 Concentrator Quantum dot cells (various types) Spectrolab
    Boeing- NREL
    Sharp (IMM) FhG-ISE NREL (38.1x) 35.5%
    Perovskite/CIGS tandem (monolithic) Spectrolab (IMM) KAUST
    Thin-film crystal NREL/ Spectrolab 33.7%
    Spectrolab Spectrolab NREL (467x) NREL (MM) LG NREL KAUST
    Crystalline Si Cells
    Cell Efficiency (%)

    32.9%
    Japan Spectrolab Alta HZB
    32 Single crystal (concentrator) Varian NREL Energy IES-UPM (1026x) FhG-ISE (117x) NREL NREL Alta
    Devices
    EPFL/CSEM
    Single crystal (non-concentrator) (216x)
    NREL LG (258x) NREL
    Alta Alta SunPower (large-area) Alta HZBOxford PV
    FhG-ISE (232x) HZB 30.8%
    Multicrystalline Varian Radboud Univ. FhG-ISE 29.1%
    Silicon heterostructures (HIT) Varian 27.8%
    28 (205x)
    SunPower (96x) Panasonic LG LG Oxford PV KRICT/MIT
    Thin-film crystal NREL Amonix (92x) Kaneka Oxford PV KRICT/MIT & LONGi 27.6%
    Stanford Kaneka 26.8%
    Kopin Panasonic ISFH Korea U (tie) USTC
    (140x) UNSW Radboud U. FhG-ISE Alta EPFL 26.1%
    Varian UNSW Solexel ZSW UNIST UNIST ISCAS 26.1%
    Panasonic
    24 Spire UNSW UNSW
    UNSW
    Sanyo Sanyo NREL (14.7x) First Solar Stanford/ASU Evolar/ 24.2%
    IBM UNSW
    FhG-ISE
    Sanyo Sanyo NREL (15.4x) SolarFrontier UU 23.6%
    UNSW UNSW ZSW
    (T.J. Watson Stanford UNSW / NREL Sanyo NREL HZB JinkoSolar First 23.3%
    Research Center) UNSW (14x) ZSW EMPA (Flex poly) ISCAS UCLA 23.3%
    Georgia Eurosolare FhG-ISE ZSW Trina Solar Solar
    20 ARCO Georgia Georgia Tech
    ISFH
    Canadian Solar SJTU
    22.4%
    21.2%
    Tech Tech NREL Solexel KRICT KRICT/UNIST UNIST
    Westing- Spire Varian UNSW NREL NREL NREL NREL First Solar SJTU/BUAA 19.2%
    house NREL NREL U. Stuttgart FhG-ISE Solibro
    NREL SolarFron EPFL City U HK/UW 18.1%
    Sandia First Solar GE First GE Trina SJTU-UMass
    16 RCA
    No. Carolina
    U. So.
    Florida Matsushita NREL
    Solar Univ.of Queensland SCUT-CSU IoP/CAS
    U. Stuttgart KRICT AIST Raynergy Tek of Taiwan 14.9%
    Mobil State U. SolarexSolarex NREL UniSolar Mitsubishi EPFL AIST
    ICCAS 14.2%
    Boeing (aSi/ncSi/ncSi) LG
    Solar NREL Euro-CIS NREL
    UniSolar 14.0%
    UniSolar Sharp
    12 Boeing Kodak ARCO ARCO NIMS EPFL NJUPT 13.0%
    Kodak Kodak Boeing
    EPFL
    Sharp EPFL
    Photon Energy IBM IBM
    Kodak AMETEK UCLA- IBM Phillips 66 SCUT/eFlexPV
    Matsushita Boeing Boeing EPFL Sumitomo UCLA
    ARCO Konarka U.Toronto
    Solarex ICCAS
    8 U.of Maine
    Monosolar UniSolar Solarmer Heliatek
    MIT HKUST UCLA
    NREL / Konarka Konarka UCLA
    Boeing RCA EPFL Sumi- U.Toronto U.Toronto
    U.of Maine Groningen U. Linz (PbS-QD)
    EPFL tomo

    (Rev. 09-27-2023)
    4 Siemens
    Plextronics Heliatek
    RCA U. Linz U. Dresden NREL
    RCA RCA RCA U. Linz
    (ZnO/PbS-QD)
    RCA RCA
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