Currently, several other companies are targeting single-junction perovskite panels and perovskite-silicon tandems, but Swift Solar is the only one developing...
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s all-perovskite tandem technology could open up an entirely new solar-energy application: vehicles powered directly by photovoltaics...
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The demand for cheaper, greener electricity means that the energy landscape is changing faster than at any other point in...
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An enormous transition is underway across the electric grid. Power plants that run on fossil fuels are being replaced by...
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Joel Jean PhD ’17 spent two years working on The Future of Solar Energy, a report published by the MIT Energy...
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Some of US-MAP’s commercial partners are already thinking about how to get the first perovskite solar panels out into the...
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According to Max Hoerantner, co-founder of Swift Solar, a San Francisco start-up, there are only about 10 start-up firms in...
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“Perovskites have the potential to become a game-changer for solar and many other fields,” said Martin Keller, director of NREL....
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Materials called perovskites show strong potential for a new generation of solar cells, but they’ve had trouble gaining traction in...
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(Translated from German) Swift Solar: How an Austrian builds a solar startup in Silicon Valley He was at ETH Zurich,...
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A new study shows that, contrary to widespread belief within the solar power industry, new kinds of solar cells and...
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The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) received more than $3.2 million from the Technology Commercialization Fund within the U.S. Department...
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No solar material has managed to supplant silicon. Perovskites, which are far cheaper and can be made into flexible modules,...
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Swift Solar is a U.S. startup developing a new class of efficient, lightweight, and flexible solar products based on perovskite...
Read MoreAcross the globe, a clutch of companies from Oxford, England to Redwood City, Calif. are working to commercialize a new...
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Someday, solar panels may be light and cheap enough that they could be hung on a clothesline, thanks to a...
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