
EPFL researchers achieved 34.6% efficiency with perovskite-silicon tandem solar cells in January 2026, beating the previous 33.9% record through improved interface materials and bandgap optimization.

The perovskite solar panel market is projected to grow from $68 million in 2024 to $488 million by 2034, representing a 17.3% annual growth rate as stability challenges are gradually overcome.

Xi’an Jiaotong University researchers achieved 28.3% efficiency in perovskite solar cells with 95% performance retention after 2,000 hours, potentially solving the technology’s critical stability challenge.

Chinese solar giants LONGi and Trina Solar secure European perovskite licensing deals, targeting 2+ GW production capacity by 2025 with next-generation cells achieving 33% efficiency.

Chinese solar giants including Risen Energy and LONGi are licensing perovskite-silicon tandem technology from Oxford PV and European developers, targeting 1 GW+ production capacity by 2026 with cells achieving 28-30% efficiency.

Chinese solar giants including LONGi and JA Solar are licensing perovskite technology to launch commercial production lines by 2025, targeting 30%+ efficiency with $500M in combined investments.

Chinese solar manufacturers are signing licensing deals with Western perovskite developers to establish gigawatt-scale production by 2025-2026, potentially capturing 60% of global capacity within five years.

Chinese solar giants like GCL Technology and Longi Green Energy are securing perovskite technology licenses, targeting gigawatt-scale production by 2025 with efficiency gains exceeding 33%.

Chinese solar giants including GCL Technology, Longi Green Energy, and TCL Zhonghuan are licensing perovskite technology to establish gigawatt-scale production by 2025, targeting 28%+ efficiency at 40% lower costs than silicon.