Assessment of the environmental and human health impact in the synthesis and processing of metal halide perovskite active layers using GVL

Filippo Campana; Daniela Lanari; Filippo De Angelis; Luigi Vaccaro

doi:10.1039/d5gc03582a

January 1, 2025Green ChemistryOpen Access

Assessment of the environmental and human health impact in the synthesis and processing of metal halide perovskite active layers using GVL

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The assessment identifies significant environmental and human health impacts associated with metal halide perovskite synthesis.
Reported efficiencies of perovskite solar cells exceed 26%, yet their widespread adoption raises critical concerns.
Synthesis and processing methods contribute to the environmental debate surrounding metal halide perovskite solar cells.
Long-term sustainability requires addressing both performance and impact in the development of perovskite technologies.

Implication

Assessment shows potential environmental and health risks in metal halide perovskite solar cells, highlighting synthesis concerns.

Abstract

Metal halide perovskites (MHPs) offer a potential alternative to crystalline silicon solar cells in terms of efficiency. Despite the impressive reported efficiencies exceeding 26%, the widespread uptake of perovskite solar...

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Assessment of the environmental and human health impact in the synthesis and processing of metal halide perovskite active layers using GVL

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Assessment of the environmental and human health impact in the synthesis and processing of metal halide perovskite active layers using GVL

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