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New research published in Nature has shown that future solar panels could reach efficiencies as high as 34 percent by exploiting a new technology called tandem solar cells.
Tandem solar cells stack two solar materials on top of each other to capture more of the sun’s energy.
The higher the efficiency of solar panels, the cheaper the electricity.
The record-breaking tandem cells are made in laboratories and are smaller than a postage stamp.
Translating such high performance to meter-square areas remains a vast challenge.
Oxford PV , a solar manufacturer at the forefront of perovskite technology, announced the first sale of its newly developed tandem solar panels.
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