The IPVF research program develops collaborative projects designed to improve the performance, reduce costs, and improve the view life of a photovoltaic module. The objective is, firstly, to improve the production processes of existing modules but also, as a priority, to develop disruptive technologies.
Identify the most promising technologies, which make the best compromise between efficiency, cost and maturity. Analyze market opportunities to push research programs.
Manager: Lars Oberbeck
Exploring photoelectrochemistry and materials science to develop solar-powered fuels like green hydrogen.
Manager: David Ayme-Perrot
Develop a wafer-scale demonstrator of a high-efficiency, low-cost silicon perovskite tandem module capable of achieving commercial viability.
Manager: Jean Rousset
Develop III-V tandem solar cells on silicon, in order to drastically reduce production costs.
Manager: Stéphane Collin
Explore innovative concepts to reach the full potential of photovoltaics, and intelligently integrate them into the daily environment.
Manager: Jean-François Guillemoles
Develop and apply inventive characterization, modeling and reliability techniques to understand materials and devices and improve their performance.
Managers: Jean-Paul Kleider / Philip Schulz
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