Energy news, April 2022

By adding ferrocene molecules into perovskite solar cells, researchers have been able to vastly improve the cells’ efficiency and stability.

Using imaging and modelling, researchers have investigated how the various particles in a battery cathode interact with lithium during use.

A machine-learning system that utilizes experience could speed up the development of optimized production methods for perovskite solar cells.

Researchers have developed a thermophotovoltaic cell that can convert heat directly to electricity with an efficiency of around 40%.

Using a superlattice of hafnium oxide and zirconium oxide as a gate oxide, researchers have created transistors that consume much less energy.

With a molten salt electrolyte, a novel freeze-thaw battery could store the energy generated by renewable sources such as wind and solar for months.

A new additive material comprised of tantalum-titanium oxide nanoparticles can soak up corrosive free radicals in fuel cells.

By utilizing a honeycomb layer to capture sunlight, researchers have increased the levels of energy absorbed by wafer-thin photovoltaic panels by 25%.

Researchers have developed a nitrogen-doped carbon-coated nickel catalyst that can replace expensive platinum as the anode in fuel cells.

Researchers have shown that wrapping supercapacitor yarns with insulating threads can hep prevent short-circuits.

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