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ART-PV is stacking two solar cells on top of each other to push past silicon's limit

The IIT Bombay spinout has built a tandem cell combining perovskite with silicon and CdTe, and is setting up a pilot manufacturing line on campus with government funding.

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ART-PV is stacking two solar cells on top of each other to push past silicon's limit
The IIT Bombay spinout has built a tandem cell combining perovskite with silicon and CdTe, and is setting up a pilot manufacturing line on campus with government funding.
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