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Chinese researchers scale flexible perovskite solar cells past 20% efficiency

A team led by Professor Li Yaowen at Soochow University has developed a “decoupled co-deposition” strategy that enables large-format flexible perovskite photovoltaic devices to stably exceed 20% power conversion efficiency, overcoming the efficiency and lifetime losses that previously appeared when the technology was scaled up. The work, carried out with university-industry collaboration to produce commercial-specification devices, was published online in the journal Science on October 23 Beijing time.

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The significance here lies less in the efficiency figure than in the word "stable" at commercial scale: flexible perovskite's problem has been that lab-scale gains evaporate when devices get larger, so a strategy that holds performance at commercial specifications is the real threshold. This matters for the thin-film and building-integrated PV supply chain, where flexibility and weight are the differentiators rather than raw efficiency. Whether the decoupled co-deposition approach survives independent replication and translates into manufacturing yields remains the open question.

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