- In June 2024, In the U.S., Swift Solar secured USD 27 million in Series A funding to advance the development of its perovskite tandem solar cell manufacturing, with the funding round led by Eni Next, the venture capital arm of Eni, and additional contributions from Stanford University, Good Growth Capital, and Fontinalis Partners.
- In May 2022, In the same year, Microquanta launched the world’s first commercial-sized perovskite module, α, using the company’s proprietary solution printing technology, offering high power output, excellent stability, a low temperature coefficient, minimal hot spot effect, and resistance to cracking, along with a 12-year warranty for materials and processes and a 25-year linear power output warranty
- In May 2022, In that month, Saule Technologies and Columbus Energy entered a partnership with Google Cloud, aiming to leverage perovskite solar cells for developing innovative products in sectors such as distributed energy and the Internet of Things (IoT)
- In July 2021, In that year, Oxford Photovoltaics completed its production facility in Germany, housing the world’s first mass production line for its perovskite-on-silicon tandem solar cells, with a yearly production capacity target of 100 MW
- In March 2021, In that month, Saule Technologies, Columbus Energy, and Somfy Polska signed a strategic cooperation agreement to propose innovative solutions for buildings and ongoing construction projects using perovskite solar cells
