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Homes and buildings in south Wales that are low carbon and have cheaper energy costs are a step closer with a £5m grant for a project in the country.
Swansea University will certainly work together with Indian multinational Tata Steel to check out perovskite solar cell products that could be used directly onto covered steel to make building-integrated PV components. The partnership will certainly contribute to an "active buildings" project that the Welsh university has been competing numerous years.
Tata Steel UK and Swansea University are collaborating on a project focusing on solar roofing panels that can be printed on the steel used in buildings.