Featured in Beyond solar – 08-2023

Mapping a path to tandem commercialization

Chris Case, chief technology officer for Oxford PV, recently spoke with pv magazine about the company’s new 28.6%-efficient, commercial-sized, tandem solar cell, its US subsidiary, and plans for the future.
HJT-perovskite tandem cells in production at Oxford PV’s facility in Brandenburg, Germany. | Photo: Oxford PV

pv magazine: Oxford PV is developing two-terminal, perovskite-silicon tandem technology made with heterojunction (HJT) solar cells. What is the current cell size at your manufacturing facility near Berlin, Germany?Chris Case: Since the target market is rooftop module manufacturers selling 400 W-plus modules, the size is M6 (166mm). Any bigger than that and the finished modules, …

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