L R AS Published on Monday 29 June 2020 - n° 326 - Categories:R&D

Europe is working on heterojunction and inverted contact (IBC or interdigital) solar panels

The EU-funded Nextbase project aims to make heterojunction and inverted contact (IBC or interdigitated) solar panels for less than

0,275 € / W. Solar panels with Nextbase cell technology are expected to have a conversion efficiency of 23.2%, according to the European Commission.

HJT production equipment supplied by the Swiss company Meyer Burger would be used to produce HJT-IBC solar cells with 25.4% efficiency on a commercial scale.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2020/06/22/european-consortium-bid-to-bring-25-4-efficient-heterojunction-ibc-solar-cell-into-mass-production/

PV Magazine of June 22nd

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