Perovskite based photovoltaic (PV) devices have demonstrated high efficiencies and scalability potential, but final packaged products have not yet met reliability requirements similar to conventional technologies (Si, CdTe). PV devices based on metal halide perovskites are typically more sensitive to environmental conditions such as moisture and oxygen. Improvement of intrinsic stability of the PV device and highly efficient and reliable encapsulation schemes can lead to commercialisation and wider adoption of this technology. Nevertheless, in order for such products to enter the market and for investors to have confidence in them , they have to pass appropriate reliability standards. In this session, a diverse panel of experts from the perovskite PV industry, academia, test labs and investment sector will interact with each other and the audience to discuss the following points:
