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Scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado, recently achieved a perovskite solar cell efficiency of 31.25%. This breakthrough surpasses the previous world record of 26.1% set by Oxford PV. The team utilized a specific manufacturing process to create these high-efficiency cells, marking a significant step toward commercial viability for this relatively inexpensive material.
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