The project has been awarded 5 million euros of funding by the Horizon 2020 program from the European Commission, i.e. under grant agreement No 850937 in the call LC-SC3-RES-1-2019-2020 – Developing the next generation of renewable energy technologies. The research project will focus on the development of innovative materials and processes for all thin perovskite on chalcogenide tandem appliances. The consortium consists of twelve international partners: Hasselt University, imec, VITO, TNO, ZSW, KIT, EMPA, CNRS, Solaronix, NICE Solar Energy, Australian National University and NREL.
