The recently developed solar panel called “N” promises to revolutionize energy production using quantum technologies to achieve unprecedented efficiency. This panel can convert up to 60% of solar energy into electricity, significantly exceeding the previously established theoretical limit of 33%. Research has shown that panels based on new quantum materials can reach quantum efficiency levels of up to 190%, opening new horizons in energy.
These achievements were made possible using complex quantum structures, including materials such as germanium, selenium, and tin sulfide, allowing the absorption and conversion of much more of the solar spectrum. While the research is at the modeling and laboratory testing stage, it is already clear that these technologies could form the basis for the next generation of highly efficient solar panels.
