Kesterite is a naturally occurring mineral composed of copper, zinc, tin, and sulfur (CZTS). It has long been recognized for its potential in solar cell applications.

Record photoelectrochemical performance including half-cell solar-to-hydrogen (HC-STH) efficiency of 9.91%, photocurrent density of 29.44 mA cm −2 at 0 VRHE in 0.5 M H 2 SO 4 electrolyte, and ...

The current record for CZTS stands 7.6% for a full sized solar cell, and 12.7% for a smaller research cell, compared with 22.3% for CIGS. The team at Swansea University etched several samples of ...

This transmission electron microscope image shows a single nanocrystal of the semiconductor CZTS dissolved in an organic solvent. The nanocrystal is faintly visible in the center of the photo ...

Researchers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have achieved a world record conversion efficiency of 7.6% for a 1cm2 copper zinc tin sulfide (CZTS) solar cell. Japan's Solar Frontier ...

Thin-film CIGS manufacturer AQT Solar has announced its completion of a significant phase of its CZTS prototype module development, producing a 60-watt module in collaboration with its ...