What is the top solar cells in market?

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The discussion centers on the search for the most efficient solar cells available on the market, with claims of some reaching up to 80% efficiency. Transparent solar cells are mentioned as a less efficient alternative, highlighting the trade-off between efficiency and aesthetics. Participants encourage independent research to find the latest advancements in solar technology. The conversation emphasizes the importance of verifying claims through credible sources. Overall, the quest for high-efficiency solar cells continues to be a significant topic in renewable energy discussions.
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What is the highest efficient solar cells out there? I heard there was one that is 80% efficient. And there is a clear solar cell but less efficient which are transparent ones.
 
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dan020350 said:
What is the highest efficient solar cells out there? I heard there was one that is 80% efficient. And there is a clear solar cell but less efficient which are transparent ones.

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