The EU-funded initiative aspires to significantly improve the efficiency, stability and cost-effectiveness of solar cells, targeting efficiencies of over 25% and substantially lower production costs.
The new programme represents a pioneering collaboration between institutional and industrial partners and provides a solid foundation in the principles of industrial parts cleaning and the practical skills required.
On June 25th, 15:30 (CEST), the OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association) hosts a web-seminar on the integration of fuel cell technology with printed electronics. Participants can discover cutting-edge technology in fuel cells. The seminar is open to OE-A members.
