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Accelerated development and prototyping of nano-technology-based high-efficiency thin-film silicon solar modules

Informazioni Generali

Coordinatore:
RESEARCH LTD JULICH GMBH (Germania)
Responsabile:
MERCALDO LUCIA VITTORIA - TERIN-SPV-DIN (PORTICI (NA))
Ruolo ENEA:
PARTNER
Sito WEB:
Sito WEB non disponibile

Programmi Europei

Programma:
Settimo Programma Quadro R&ST (2007-2013) -> ENERGIA (2007-2013) (IP - Progetto Integrato)

Descrizione e Attività

Descrizione Generale

In recent years, the effort in thin-film silicon (TFSi) was made at solving industrialization issues. In 2010, several companies demonstrated 10% stable modules (> 1 m²). The major bricks for efficient production are now in place. Next challenges are linked to the fact that TFSi multi-junction devices, allowing for higher efficiency, are complex devices, in which the substrate geometry and each layer have an impact on the full device. This explains why the first industrializations focused on single technology roads (e.g., Julich-AMAT or EPFL-Oerlikon approaches).
This project focuses at bringing the next-generation technology to the market, using newly developed state-of-the art knowledge to solve the complex puzzle of achieving at the same time strong light in-coupling (high current) and good electrical properties (open-circuit voltage and fill factor). In a unique collaborative effort of the leading EU industries and research institutions in the field, the consortium will go beyond the current technology status by :
Introducing novel materials, including multi-phase nanomaterials (such as doped nc-SiOx, high crystallinity nc-Si materials), stable top cell materials, nanoimprinted substrates and novel or adapted transparent conductive oxides;
Designing and implementing ideal device structures, taking into account the full interaction of layers in multi-junction devices;
Controlling the growth of active layers on textured materials;
Working at processes that could allow a further extension of the technology such as very high rate nc-Si deposition or multi-step super-strate etching;
Transferring processes, including static and dynamic plasma deposition, from the laboratory to pilot scale, with first trials in production lines.
The targets of the project is to achieve solar cells with 14% stable efficiency, leading to the demonstration of reliable production size prototypes module at 12% level. Potential cost below 0.5/Wp should be demonstrated.

Attività svolta da ENEA

L'ENEA è coinvolta nel workpackage 2 'Novel Nanomaterials', al workpackage 3 'Design and development of high-efficiency solar cells' ed è leader del task 3.2 dedicato al back reflector delle celle.

Dati Finanziari (in euro)

Costo Eleggibile

Progetto:
14.435.813,00
ENEA:
391.000,00

Contributo

Progetto:
9.300.000,00
ENEA:
185.000,00

Durata del Progetto

Anno di stipula e Durata:
2012 - 36 mesi
Periodo:
01-03-2012 -> 28-02-2015

Partner (19)

Ruolo Nome Nazione
CNRS - FRENCH NATIONAL CENTRE FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Francia
SEARCH CENTER NETHERLANDS Paesi Bassi
UNIV. LJUBLJANA Slovenia
CZECH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES Repubblica Ceca
CVD TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED Regno Unito
UNIV. UTRECHT Paesi Bassi
UNIV. TECHN. DELFT Paesi Bassi
UNIRESEARCH BV Paesi Bassi
SOLAREXCEL BV Paesi Bassi
MALIBU GMBH & CO KG Paesi Bassi
BOSCH SOLAR THIN FILM GMBH Germania
UNIV. TECHNICAL DRESDEN (TU DRESDEN) Germania
SINGULUS STANGL SOLAR GMBH Germania
OERLIKON SOLAR AG Germania
FAP RESEARCH AND APPLICATION LABORATORY PLASMA TECNIQUE GMBH DRESDEN Germania
EUROGLAS GMBH Germania
EPFL - ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE Svizzera
COORD RESEARCH LTD JULICH GMBH Germania
PARTNER ENEA Italia

Keyword CORDIS (3)

Keyword Argomento
ENERGY SAVING Energy
RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY Energy
Solar energy Energy

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