Oxford PV News

Investment to further strengthen team and provide new facilities Read More »

Oxford researchers have developed a photovoltaic (PV) technology that has the potential to deliver low cost, efficient solar cells that can be readily incorporated into glass building facades. Results just released in the journal Science promise to provide the lowest cost-performance photovoltaic solution on the market. The technology makes use of a simple manufacturing process with inexpensive and abundant raw materials. Prototypes of these new Meso-Superstructured Solar Cells (MSSC) demonstrated in the journal have already achieved an impressive 10.9% efficiency. Read More »

Dr Henry J Snaith, Clarendon Laboratory, University of Oxford.
For his important contributions to the field of excitonic solar cells. Read More »

Solar Windows from UK Company Could Hit Market in 2013 — click here for an article in ‘CleanTechnica’ following our successful trip to San Francisco as part of the “Clean and Cool Mission 2012”. Read More »

Solar glass breakthrough promises to turn skyscrapers into power stations — click here for an article in ‘Business Green’ following our successful trip to San Francisco as part of the “Clean and Cool Mission 2012”. Read More »

16 businesses come to San Francisco to champion British cleantech innovation Read More »