Fourth Industrial Revolution

Solar power has big limitations, but Perovskites could change that

Perovskites solar cells could have better efficiency than Silicon solar cells.

Perovskites solar cells could have better efficiency than Silicon solar cells. Image: REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo

Jeffrey Carbeck
Specialist Leader, Advanced Materials and Manufacturing, DC Innovations, Deloitte
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Perovskites solar cells can potentially overcome the limitations of conventional solar cells.
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