How this Britain startup is building highly-efficient solar cells to replace commercial silicon ones soon
1 April 2019 9:22 AM GMT
Oxford PV, a provider of thin-film perovskite solar cells has recently raised ?36 million in Series D funding round. Check out to know more.
- Back in December 2017, received an EU bank financing of €15m, to support the transfer of its disruptive perovskite on silicon tandem solar cell technology from lab scale to commercialisation as well.
- For the starters, Oxford PV develops and commercialises thin-film perovskite solar cells that are printed directly onto silicon solar cells, CIGS solar cells, or glass.
- Notably, Perovskite material is being used to build highly-efficient solar cells which could one day replace commercial silicon solar cells.
- Based out of Oxford, UK, Oxford PV has a research & development site in Oxford, UK and an industrial site in Brandenburg, Germany enabling the accelerated transfer of their technology to industrial scale solar cell production.
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