ACAP supported team at ANU deliver record breaking n-i-p perovskite solar cell with exceptional stabilty and a verified highest reported efficiency of 26.29%.

Amit Kessel and a collaborative team from Monash and UNSW have demonstrated semi-opaque perovskite solar cells (SO-PSCs) that combine high efficiency, excellent colour-neutrality, and the clarity required for real building windows. In 2025, researchers at Monash University and UNSW , supported by the Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics (ACAP), achieved a major step forward in the development of next-generation photovoltaic windows. Led by Professor Jacek Jasieniak ,

[Updated 27 August 2025] Australia's solar research capabilities are being powerfully advanced through ACAP’s strategic investment in Dr....

On March 21st, PV researchers from across the ACAP network gathered at UNSW for a deep dive into one of the biggest challenges and...

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

This article is extracted from ACAP 10 Years - Creating a Pipeline of Opportunities Featuring: Professor Xiaojing Hao ARC Future Fellow,...

UNSW’s Dr. Meng Zhang and his co-researchers have made a giant stride towards commercialisation of perovskite solar cells, and a creative...

Researchers from Monash, the University of Oxford, and the City University of Hong Kong have developed a novel strategy to enhance the...

This report showcases a selection of case studies and snapshots revealing the incredible success of the first ten years of the ACAP program.