LUMINOSITY at HOPV 2026

The LUMINOSITY project was actively represented at HOPV 2026 in Uppsala, one of the key international events for the photovoltaic research community. The conference brought together leading experts to exchange ideas and showcase the latest advances in solar technologies.

From 18-20 May, the members of the LUMINOSITY consortium contributed to the event by engaging with peers, presenting research, and highlighting ongoing project developments.

During the poster session, Georgia Gkouzia and Anuja Vijayan (TNO) presented their work on
“Toward R2R-ready ambient processed flexible perovskite solar modules”, demonstrating progress towards scalable and cost-effective manufacturing solutions.

In parallel, Frederik Krebs (InfinityPV) showcased cutting-edge developments in perovskite technology, including flexible modules, sparking valuable discussions with the wider research community.

Participants also had the opportunity to explore project-related innovations at the InfinityPV booth, as well as through the TNO poster, both providing insights into the technologies and approaches being developed within LUMINOSITY.

The event offered an excellent platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and strengthening collaborations within the photovoltaic community. The active presence of LUMINOSITY at HOPV 2026 further reinforces the project’s commitment to advancing next-generation solar technologies and bringing research closer to real-world applications.