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European scientists used a nanosecond pulsed ultraviolet laser to reduce surface defects in perovskite films for solar cell applications. The result is a significant increase in cell efficiency and stability. The new technique may be particularly suitable for roll-to-roll (R2R) production lines.

Sassnitz/Essen/Hamburg/Cottbus/Wildau - How can volatile hydrogen molecules be stored and transported on ships, rails and roads? This question is being addressed by six partner... | June 6, 2023

Originally published here and co-authored by Lara Dombrowski. Like the entire first quarter of 2021, March 2021 is characterized by low feed-in from renewable energies. The results of the heavily oversubscribed second coal tender have now been published. Commodity and CO 2 prices rose again in March. The share of renewable energies in net electricity generation fell

Simon Goess Member since: 2018 Simon Göß studied Environmental and Resource Management (B. Sc.) at the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus and Sustainable Energy Technology (M. Sc. Honours) at the Delft University of Technology, Netherlands. He wrote his thesis at the chair for energy distribution and high voltage engineering as well as in the multi-actor systems department. Simon Göß started his professional career as resea...