What Are the Challenges in Nanotechnology-Enhanced Photovoltaics?
Despite the promising advancements, several challenges remain:
1. Stability: Nanomaterials can sometimes degrade faster than their bulk counterparts, affecting the long-term stability and reliability of solar cells.
2. Scalability: Manufacturing nanostructures on a large scale while maintaining precision and quality can be challenging and costly.
3. Integration: Integrating nanostructures into existing solar cell architectures without disrupting their functionality requires meticulous engineering and design.
