Against the dual pressures of the energy crisis and climate change, humanity’s pursuit of efficient, low-cost solar energy technologies has never wavered. In recent years, a new type of photovoltaic material known as “perovskite solar cells” has emerged, captivating the scientific and industrial communities with its remarkable efficiency gains and

Across deserts, factory rooftops, and residential balconies, solar power plants have sprouted like mushrooms in the global renewable energy revolution. Sunlight, harnessed by these gleaming arrays, weaves a green energy grid that powers modern civilization. Yet, beneath this success story, many plants grapple with a perplexing issue: unexplained drops in energy

With the rapid development of the photovoltaic industry, the installed capacity of photovoltaic power plants continues to expand, and their safety issues have attracted increasing attention. The safe operation of photovoltaic power plants is not only related to power generation efficiency but also directly affects equipment life and investment returns.