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Single junction CsPbBr3 solar cell coupled with electrolyzer for solar water splitting

Author(s)
Kim, Jin HyunSeo, JongdeukLim, DongjunLee, JaehwiKim, JinheeLee, Jin UkMoon, Jong AhJeong, JaekiZakeeruddin, Shaik MohammedLee, HeunjeongCho, ShinukGraetzel, MichaelLim, HankwonLee, Jae SungKim, Jin Young
Issued Date
2025-07
DOI
10.1038/s41467-025-58980-3
URI
https://scholarworks.unist.ac.kr/handle/201301/87861
Citation
NATURE COMMUNICATIONS, v.16, no.1, pp.7003
Abstract
Artificial photosynthesis system to realize Solar overall water splitting has been regarded as sustainable and renewable solution for energy and environmental issues. While artificial photosynthesis system (efficiency of 12.4%) greatly exceeds efficiency of natural photosynthesis, yet such high efficiency needs multiple, 2 or more light absorbers to achieve, total photovoltage above 1440 mV. In this report, we demonstrate visible light active Single light absorber -2 photons to 1 hydrogen (S2) overall water splitting via photovoltaic-electrochemical system that can be achieved by single junction solar cell, composed with CsPbBr3 (band gap of 2.3 eV) solar cell with open circuit voltage larger than 1600 mV can power up water electrolyzer cell and achieves Solar to hydrogen efficiency of 1.7% with confirmed H2 gas generation. Operating point shows possible STH of 5.0%. This result demonstrates its prospective on efficiency increment (max 12%) and Technoeconomic analysis (modest cost of 5.5 $/kg of hydrogen) in near future, as benchmark for S2 PV-EC system.
Publisher
NATURE PORTFOLIO
ISSN
2041-1723
Keyword
TANDEMDEVICEPHOTOCATALYSTFEASIBILITYPHOTOANODERENEWABLE HYDROGEN-PRODUCTIONEFFICIENCY

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