TRANSMIT Consortium Presents Posters at EUPVSEC 2026

The TRANSMIT project is proud to highlight the participation of our partners from the University of Cyprus at EUPVSEC 2026, one of the world's leading conferences on photovoltaic research and innovation.

During the conference, Elias Peraticos and Sumeet Santosh Mujumdar presented research outcomes developed within the TRANSMIT project, showcasing advances in innovative photovoltaic technologies for Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) and solar energy characterization.

Presented posters

• “Semi-Transparent Line-Pattern Photovoltaics for BIPV Windows” presented by Elias Peraticos. This work explores micro-striped semi-transparent photovoltaic technologies based on CIGS and perovskite absorbers, combining electricity generation, daylight transmission, and architectural integration for future BIPV applications.

• “Daily and Seasonal Investigation of the Spectral Mismatch Factor of Perovskite-Based Devices” presented by Sumeet Santosh Mujumdar. This work investigates the impact of changing spectral conditions on the performance assessment of perovskite photovoltaic devices, contributing to a better understanding of their real-world operation and characterization.

Congratulations to Elias Peraticos, Sumeet Santosh Mujumdar, and all TRANSMIT partners involved in these valuable dissemination activities. Their contributions help advance the development of next-generation photovoltaic technologies and strengthen the visibility of TRANSMIT within the international solar energy community.