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Supported by ACAP, a collaborative team of researchers from UNSW Sydney and industry partners in China has demonstrated, for the first time, a practical way to map the performance of perovskite solar cells in real-world outdoor conditions, without touching the device.

ACAP and UNSW’s Empowering Emerging Leaders in Clean Energy (ELICE) program has highlighted the extraordinary potential of strategic...

The 66th version of the PV industry's beacon of progress, the "Solar Cell Efficiency Tables", has 21 new entries. See them here.

We warmly congratulate Charlotte (Charli) Fell who has been awarded the ANU University Medal for Engineering, as part of her double...

The first ELICE workshop bringing clean energy innovators from Australia and China together in Shanghai delivered concrete results.

ACAP is speeding up solar PV R&D with AI and Machine Learning

ACAP researchers in the limelight at IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference 53 in Montreal

ACAP researcher Prof. Xiaojing Hao (UNSW) elected to the Australian Academy of Science for advances in CZTS solar cell technology.

A collection of exciting success stories from the first two years of the ACAP 2.0 program, delivering improved solar cell performance and cutting costs across the cell and module supply chain. ACAP is supported by ARENA.

Professor Renate Egan introduces ACAP's 2024 Annual Report.

In the ITRPV 2024 report, two Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics members, Prof Bram Hoex (UNSW Sydney) and Adj Prof Gianluca Coletti (FuturaSun/UNSW Sydney adjunct), are among the expert contributors, underscoring ACAP’s influence on global PV strategy. 

UNSW Post doctoral researcher Dr Shukla Poddar shares insights on how to get your research in front of policymakers, after attending the...

New research supported by ACAP has found a pathway to cheaper, more scalable TOPCon technology using specially formulated aluminium pastes i

UNSW has been awarded a $500,000 grant to foster collaboration among budding solar and renewable energy technology innovators from Australia

With support from ACAP, a collaborative research effort between the teams of UNSW Scientia Professor Xiaojing Hao and Professor Jun Peng...

The remarkable story of UNSW's solar technology transformation into a global industry demonstrates how visionary research and an...

Independent MP Allegra Spender visited UNSW’s Solar Industry Research Facility with Prof. Martin Green and ACAP ED Prof. Renate Egan.

New ACAP research uncovers impact of soldering flux on degradation of HJT and TOPCon cell

On January 21, ACAP Executive Director Renate Egan and Professor Martin Green joined Jo Haylen, NSW Minister for Transport, NSW Premier...