First Graphene partnership sees graphene as a way to improve efficiency and reduce cost of PSCs

First Graphene has reported the addition of graphene to perovskite solar cells (PSC) can improve efficiency by 30% and reduce production costs by up to 80%.

The company has partnered with Halocell Energy and Queensland University of Technology to develop graphene-enhanced PSCs through the addition of its PureGRAPH novel functionalized graphene. A three-year AU$2.03 million grant under the federal government’s Co-operative Research Centers Projects (CRC-P) program is funding the research and development agreement, which commenced in 2023.

First Graphene has reported the addition of graphene to perovskite solar cells (PSC) can improve efficiency by 30% and reduce production costs by up to 80%.The company has partnered with Halocell Energy and Queensland University of Technology to develop graphene-enhanced PSCs through the addition of its PureGRAPH novel functionalized graphene. A three-year AU$2.03 million grant under the federal government’s Co-operative Research Centers Projects (CRC-P) program is funding the research and development agreement, which commenced in 2023.

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