The perovskite solar cell is an original Japanese technology, and about 30 percent of the world's production of iodine, the main material, is produced in Japan.
“The perovskite solar cells are extremely thin and lightweight compared to traditional silicon solar cells,” said Shinichi Yoshida, from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. “In addition, they are bendable, so they can be installed in different places. It is highly anticipated to be a next-generation solar cell.”
“The Tokyo Metropolitan Government is making various efforts to increase the use of renewable energy to about 50 percent by 2030. Taking advantage of several buildings, this new technology cell can be installed in various places, and it is highly expected to accelerate energy expansion,” he added. Renewable.
Morigasaki Water Reclamation Center is a facility that purifies wastewater for release into the river or sea in Tokyo.
It is the largest of 13 facilities in Tokyo. It requires a lot of electricity to operate.
To save electricity and make progress in decarbonization, the Morigasaki Center has installed several solar panels.
Assuming future possibilities, Tokyo is dead. Accepts the creation of a perovskite solar cell.
“The Morigasaki Water Reclamation Center East Facility has installed more than 4,000 solar panels and generates more than 1 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually,” said Toshikatsu Moriya of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. “The perovskite solar cell is currently under verification, so we will continue to verify. As for managing Sanitation, we will continue to commit to using renewable energy.”
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government aims to create a clean, comfortable and sustainable city. He is moving forward at a steady pace. (that I)
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