Researchers have engineered a new perovskite solar cell that is stable and energy efficient.

Electricity-generating rooftop solar cells can save a significant amount of water. In some states, individual household water saving can reach up to 1,000%.

"In principle, we can now scale semitransparent organic solar cells to two meters by two meters, which brings our windows much closer to reality."

A new method could be a big boost for solar energy. "This could really accelerate the production and deployment of perovskite solar panels and cells."

"Imagine an autonomous drone that powers itself with a solar array atop its wing that is 15 times thinner than a piece of paper. That's the promise..."

Researchers have boosted the efficiency of solar cells made from semiconducting perovskites while retaining their ability to stand up to the environment.

Transparent solar cells that are highly efficient and last up to 30 years could get us one step closer to windows that generate power.

Using carbon dioxide instead of oxygen in a key point in creating perovskite solar cells could remove a stumbling block to making them more widespread.

A "molecular glue" strengthens a key weak point in perovskite solar cells. The advance makes them tougher, more efficient, and more reliable.

Researchers have created a new solution for generating solar power. The new "windows" could create energy from light from indoors and outdoors.