The benefit is that perovskite products are lighter and bendable, meaning that they can be used in places regular panels can’t be installed
At global solar power conferences in recent years, there’s been a buzzword that certain people love to discuss. While difficult to say, it easily projects a brighter future: perovskite.
Pronounced “peh-ruhv-skite,” these solar cells have tantalising potential. Theoretically more powerful, cheaper and less energy intensive to produce than existing technology, they’re also thinner, lighter and — crucially — flexible, opening up a variety of new possible sources of clean power generation, from car rooftops to billboards...
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