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Oxford PV achieves 25.6% efficiency for perovskite-silicon tandem module based on shingled design

Oxford PV achieved 25.6% efficiency in a perovskite-silicon tandem solar module using Fraunhofer ISE's Matrix Shingle architecture. The shingled design eliminates busbars, reducing resistive and shading losses while improving energy yield and module durability, representing the first successful integration of both perovskite and silicon technologies at module level.

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Oxford PV reported a 25.6% efficiency for a perovskite–silicon tandem module using Fraunhofer ISE’s Matrix Shingle architecture, marking the first successful integration of both technologies. The shingled, busbar-free design reduces resistive and shading losses while improving energy yield, durability, and module-level performance.

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