Except for the part where they need to be encapsulated in a fully air tight glass container, since they degrade relatively quickly when exposed to regular air.
Sekisui Chemical, a supplier to display makers, is tackling the moisture issue. It says it has developed sealants that allow its cells to last 10 years.
Not nearly as good as silicon, but perhaps good enough for a lot of applications
Perovskites are the solar tech of the future, and they always will be.
So they’ll never be in the present?
Until one day. Maybe they will exist. Until then. Next big thing. Next big thing Next.big.thing
Except for the part where they need to be encapsulated in a fully air tight glass container, since they degrade relatively quickly when exposed to regular air.
I think the point of his post was “and they ALWAYS will be”
Per the article:
Not nearly as good as silicon, but perhaps good enough for a lot of applications
Hell, by the time the first ones need replacing, something better will have come along to do the job better and cheaper.
Micro fusion reactors are already here. We plugged one into our toilet and we can do mini orbits.
Maybe we could use abnormal air like farts for example?