New research supported by ACAP has found a pathway to cheaper, more scalable TOPCon technology using specially formulated aluminium pastes i

UNSW has been awarded a $500,000 grant to foster collaboration among budding solar and renewable energy technology innovators from Australia

The remarkable story of UNSW's solar technology transformation into a global industry demonstrates how visionary research and an...

Independent MP Allegra Spender visited UNSW’s Solar Industry Research Facility with Prof. Martin Green and ACAP ED Prof. Renate Egan.

New ACAP research uncovers impact of soldering flux on degradation of HJT and TOPCon cell

UNSW researchers are consistently leading the development of CZTS solar cell technology, and recently achieved a 13.2% efficiency record...

Researchers at UNSW have developed a methodology using copper plating of a TOPCon solar cell that could increase their lifetime.

An update on the current status, challenges, opportunities and highlights in ACAP's emerging PV materials program. This is a summary of...

Invitation to the ACAP Mini-Symposium on Characterisation at UNSW

ACAP research grant recipient Open Instruments is a small Sydney-based company building specialised, high-performance research-grade...

ACAP congratulates UNSW researchers Xutao Wang and Soma Zandi who were two of 16 Student Award Finalists at EUPVSEC 2024, the largest PV...

ACAP and ARENA provide UNSW and Monash University a unique atmospherically-controlled PV processing and accelerated testing facility.

ACAP and other institutions focus on longer-term prospects in new materials and compositions that are more efficient, cheaper and greener.

With ACAP support, Dr Rong Deng delivered a ground-breaking white paper that will guide the Australian PV industry towards circularity.