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Perovskite-Connect 2025 is set to be the industry’s premier event, with a world-class agenda, exhibition and networking opportunities. Co-located with Europe’s leading printed electronics event, Perovskite-Connect will focus on the perovskite supply chain, solar applications, recent innovations, materials and processes.

In this article we will introduce some of our speakers and themes at the event. You can explore the full agenda and event details here.

Perovskite solar applications – utility solar is not the only game in town

The main application for perovskite materials today, and the one that attracts most of the attention, is of course solar energy generation. While many companies focus on solar panels for utility – gird purposes, many companies are looking for alternative applications – such as indoor solar, agrivoltaics, building- and vehicle-integrated panels and more. At Perovskite-Connect, we will explore all of these themes!

Here we show some of our planned talks that will focus on perovskite solar applications.

At Perovskite-Connect 2025, Microquanta, China-based leading perovskite solar panel developer, will discuss the commercial readiness of perovskite PVs for utility-grade solar, and will share lessons the company has learned through real-world deployment and industrial validation. Microquanta believes that perovskite PV is evolving into a commercially ready solar technology—poised not only to complement, but to surpass traditional silicon in key applications.

It was reported that perovskite manufacturer Microquanta has announced that it has shipped its Perovskite ɑ2 modules to the Huaneng Qinghai Perovskite Demonstration Project. The demo project is located in Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province. 

Microquanta’s Zhejiang project. Image credit: Microquanta, taiyangnews

Once complete and grid-connected, the project is expected to generate over 1.14 million kWh of electricity annually. The power produced is equivalent to replacing nearly 413 tons of standard coal each year, while carbon dust emissions by 311 tons, CO₂ emissions by 1,143 tons, and SO₂ emissions by 34 tons.

Microquanta has announced that it has achieved a conversion efficiency of 24.12% on small perovskite solar modules with a size of 19.48cm², certified by Fujian Metrology Institute of China’s National PV Industry Measurement and Testing Center, an authorized third party testing organization.

The efficiency of this perovskite module reportedly reached 23.93% for MPPT under STC, and its conversion efficiency reached 23.62% for forward scan and 24.12% for reverse scan under STC.

Microquanta has announced the completion of what it claims to be the world's largest building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) project based on perovskite solar panels. Installed on the translucent roof of the University Student Entrepreneurship Center in Shenchi County, Shanxi Province, the project has a capacity of 17.92 kWp. 

Microquanta specified that its custom-designed double-glass perovskite modules measure 1,200 mm x 1,000 mm and achieve a light transmittance of around 40%, allowing daylight into the building interior while generating electricity.

Microquanta has reportedly announced that its 810 cm² medium-sized perovskite module has achieved a certified full-area power conversion efficiency of 21.86% (average of forward and reverse scan: 21.83% forward, 21.89% reverse), as verified by the National PV Industry Measurement and Testing Center (NPVM).

The company called this a new efficiency record for perovskite modules of this size. Microquanta stated that the module incorporates its proprietary cryogenic laser repair technology, which in addition to significantly enhancing module efficiency also greatly improves module stability. Microquanta plans to apply this technology to its upcoming GW-scale perovskite production line, set to commence operations in March this year. The company has set a target of surpassing 20% conversion efficiency and achieving a 25-year lifespan for large-area modules with a size of 2.88 m².