The LOI creates a non-binding framework for collaboration and co-ordination between the two organizations. The collaboration may be a step towards the development of commercially viable PSC technology, which has long been one of the most exciting areas for the next generation of PV. CSIRO is currently the 4th largest shareholder in Dyesol. The two have worked together in the past, collaborating back in 2010 on materials for dye sensitized solar cells. Since then, Dyesol has shifted to focus on PSC development. Dyesol and the CSIRO will combine their respective technical and commercial expertise, in order to seek funding for specific projects from the Australian Renewable Energy ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...