Major Scientific Breakthrough in Renewable Energy
Researchers have achieved a significant milestone in solar energy efficiency, developing a new photovoltaic material that increases energy conversion by 30%.
The new technology could make solar power competitive with fossil fuels within five years.
The breakthrough came after a decade of research into perovskite solar cells, which are cheaper to produce than traditional silicon-based panels.
Potential Global Impact
Experts suggest this advancement could accelerate the transition to clean energy worldwide, particularly in developing nations where energy costs are a major concern.
Field tests will begin next month in three different climate zones to evaluate the technology’s performance under various environmental conditions.
