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Heliene announces commercial production of perovskite tandem modules using Caelux glass
Solar module maker Heliene and perovskite company Caelux have announced the start of commercial-scale production of perovskite/silicon tandem solar modules at the Heliene module assembly facility in Minnesota.
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Solar module maker Heliene and perovskite specialist Caelux have begun commercial‑scale production of perovskite‑silicon tandem solar modules at Heliene’s assembly plant in Minnesota. The modules incorporate Caelux’s “Energy Producing Glass,” a thin‑film perovskite layer applied to a conventional silicon panel, creating a second energy‑generation layer. The companies say the combined design reaches efficiencies of 27 percent or higher. Caelux manufactures the glass at its facility in Baldwin Park, California, where the perovskite coating is applied before integration with the silicon modules.
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