Organic Photovoltaics - Project NanoSolar

Perovskite solar cell
Project name

Controlled deposition of nano-crystals for perovskite solar cells

Acronym NanoSolar
Contact Holger Röhm, Dr. Alexander Colsmann
Partner

Prof. Dr. Claus Feldmann

(Institute for Inorganic Chemistry)

Project duration 01.06.2015 - 31.05.2018
Funding 450 000 €
Project description

In the scope of project NanoSolar new material concepts for the production of perovskite solar cells are being investigated. This type of solar cell that has been emerging only within in the past few years promises great technological potential, although solutions for the most pressing challenges are yet to be found. This includes the controlled deposition of homogeneous layers by cost-effective techniques and the development of environmentally-friendly and resource-saving materials to enable sustainable energy supply in the future. Project NanoSolar follows a novel approach by using nano-crystals for layer deposition. This promises to tackle the challenges outlined above and additionally permits for new device layouts of perovskite solar cells.

For NanoSolar the research group of the LTI collaborates with the team of Prof. Feldmann of the Institute for Anorganic Chemistry (AOC) which takes on the developement and synthesis of the new materials.

This project is funded by Baden-Wuerttemberg Stiftung.