The grey contour plot shows the LCOE of a perovskite-silicon tandem

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Download scientific diagram | The grey contour plot shows the LCOE of a perovskite-silicon tandem over a range of bottom cell single-junction efficiencies and areal costs, assuming an 18% perovskite top cell with average sub-bandgap transmission of 85%. The red-to-yellow lines trace contour lines of the relative LCOE advantage, i.e. minðLCOE Si ; LCOE perov: Þ À LCOE 4T minðLCOE Si ; LCOE perov: Þ . The regions left white indicate where one of the single-junction sub-cells (noted by the overlaid text) has a lower LCOE than the tandem. The low-cost and high-efficiency cells are marked, along with an 'x' indicating the cost 'advanced' multi-or monocrystalline silicon cells are used, respectively, with reduced silicon and silver usage. from publication: Roadmap for cost-effective, commercially-viable perovskite silicon tandems for the current and future PV market | A techno-economic analysis of perovskite-silicon tandem solar modules is presented, outlining the most viable pathway for designing cost-effective, commercially viable tandems. | Perovskites, Cost-Effectiveness and Silicon | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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