A group of 20 students from all over the world visited a one-of-a-kind greenhouse in Greece that operates exclusively with renewable energy sources and has 3rd generation photovoltaics on its roof.
“The inauguration of 29.5 kWp solar project on 28 February at the Port of Barcelona is a shining example of how we can harness the power of innovation and sustainability to build a better future,” stated Heliatek (Dresden, Germany) in a recent press release.
Making perovskite solar cells more sustainable, efficient and durable – these are the goals pursued by 13 European partners in the project SUNREY. The project aims to further push the development of highly-efficient solar cells based on non-critical raw materials and to strengthen the innovation potential of the European industry. SUNREY is funded by the European Union’s research and innovation programme Horizon Europe within the framework of the Green Deal Initiative with €4.25 Million. The three-year project started on 1 November 2022, and is coordinated by the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research IAP in Potsdam, Germany.
