DELIVERABLES
To assess the progress of activities, the European Commission requires funded projects to submit periodic reports, referred to as “Deliverables,” detailing the undertaken tasks. These reports, whether confidential or public, must gain approval from the European Commission to be considered valid and accurate.
In alignment with the spirit of transparency in DIAMOND, we are sharing executive summaries of the deliverables approved by the European Commission. Additionally, the full text of public deliverables is available for download.
DIAMOND is organized into eight distinct Work Packages, each comprising a set of related tasks crucial for advancing project activities. Within these work packages, specific project partners leverage their knowledge and skills to implement tasks and deliverables. Explore further details about our work in each Work Package and the completed Deliverables to date.
WP1: Materials
Deliverable D1.1 – Report on crystalline and stable α-FAPbI3 and Pb-Sn perovskite from scalable techniques
Lead Beneficiary: EPFL/ University of Groningen (UG)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 24
Deliverable D1.2 – Report on optimized HTL and ETL for optimal junction
Lead Beneficiary: University of Uppsala (UU)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 15
Deliverable D1.3 – Report on carbon electrode with optimized conductivity and charge selectivity
Lead Beneficiary: Dyenamo (DYE)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 13
WP2: Stable and highly efficient perovskite solar cells
Deliverable D2.1 – Report on highest efficient PSC with PCE ≥ 26% and roadmap to PCE ≥ 27% with long-term stability
Lead Beneficiary: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 20
Deliverable D2.2 – Report on Pb-Sn based PSC with PCE ≥ 22% and roadmap to PCE ≥ 24% with long-term stability
Lead Beneficiary: University of Groningen (UG)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 20
Deliverable D2.3 – Report on carbon-electrode based PSC with PCE ≥ 21% and roadmap to PCE ≥ 23% with long-term stability
Lead Beneficiary: Fraunhofer (FhG)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 20
WP3: Module Development
Deliverable D3.1 – Carbon electrode based module with size ≥ 100 cm2 and efficiency on active area ≥18%
Lead Beneficiary: University of Rome Tor Vergata (UTV)
Type: Demonstrator
Dissemination Level: Sensitive
Due date: Month 36
Deliverable D3.2 – Carbon electrode based module with size ≥ 500 cm2 and efficiency on active area ≥16%
Lead Beneficiary: Solaronix (SNX)
Type: Demonstrator
Dissemination Level: Sensitive
Due date: Month 36
Deliverable D3.3 – Highest performing module with size ≥ 49 cm2 and efficiency on active area ≥24%
Lead Beneficiary: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
Type: Demonstrator
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 36
WP4: Module Packaging & Encapsulation
Deliverable D4.1 – Report on development, optimization and implementation of laser-sealing method to the fabrication of PSM
Lead Beneficiary: University of Porto (UP)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 24
Deliverable D4.2 – Report on lamination and low-temperature processable PSC module sealing
Lead Beneficiary: Commissariat à l’Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies
Alternatives (CEA)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Sensitive
Due date: Month 36
Deliverable D4.3 – Report on implementation of MOF for lead sequestration
Lead Beneficiary: École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Sensitive
Due date: Month 30
Deliverable D4.4 – Report on low temperature laser-assisted encapsulation of PSM
Lead Beneficiary: University of Porto (UP)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Sensitive
Due date: Month 36
WP5: Stability Assessment
Deliverable D5.1 – Report on selection of ISOS accelerated aging protocol to study intrinsic and extrinsic cell stability
Lead Beneficiary: Commissariat à l’Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies
Alternatives (CEA)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 3
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Executive Summary: In this report, we detailed the accelerated aging protocols which will be used by the partners involved in the WP5. 3 tasks in WP5 are related to the accelerated aging: ageing of materials in the task 5.1, single stress aging in the task 5.2 and combined stress in the task 5.3.
All these conditions are coming from ISOS recommendations in order to harmonize the protocols between partners and fit with standards or future standards. The materials or partial stacks will be mostly aged with light and temperature conditions. For cells and module tests the most important single stress aging conditions with light and/or temperature will be used with various electrical load. Regarding the multi stress aging, we will focus mostly about encapsulation (damp heat, thermal cycling) but also consider the most severe accelerated stress conditions by combining high temperature, humidity and continuous light.
The aging data will be merged, at least partially, in a common database. During the project, the output of the different aging tests will be compared with outdoor data in various locations in order to define the most important stress factors, establish accelerating factors and give lifetime prediction in operation.
Deliverable D5.2 – Report on the first operation of novel developed MPPT with 100 channels
Lead Beneficiary: University of Marburg (UM)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 18
Deliverable D5.3 – Report on the outdoor stability tests on modules, projecting of 25 years lifetime
Lead Beneficiary: University of Porto (UP)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 36
WP6: Sustainability
Deliverable D6.1 – Report on life-cycle, critical materials, techno-economic, and social analysis
Lead Beneficiary: Fraunhofer
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 24
Deliverable D6.2 – Report on recycling strategies and hazardous materials leakage assessment applied to DIAMOND modules approaching 100% recyclability
Lead Beneficiary: Commissariat à l’Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies
Alternatives (CEA)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 36
WP7: Dissemination & Exploitation
Deliverable D7.1 – Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan
Lead Beneficiary: Pixel Voltaic (PIX)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 6
Download Available Here
Executive Summary: The present deliverable – D7.1: Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan includes a full description of the dissemination, exploitation, and communication strategies for external and internal activities, which will be carried out in accordance with the DIAMOND project’s Work Package 7 (WP7), under the responsibility of Pixel Voltaic. In addition, the accessible communication tools are listed, as is the list of work package deliverables.
This document gives a summary of the central ideas, target groups, and communication and dissemination strategies that will be used to raise awareness regarding DIAMOND, maximizing the impact of the project by making the results publicly available to all relevant stakeholders and ensuring their future re-use after the end of the project.
DIAMOND’s plan for the dissemination and exploitation including communication activities (PDEC) serves as a reference and framework for consortium partners and external readers, as it specifies the metrics to be used by the team to fulfill its communication goals. The stated collection of procedures will remain active throughout the project’s lifespan and will be altered, enriched, or adapted to meet the needs of the project. As a result, this deliverable will be updated three times during the project execution, i.e. in M12, M24, and M36.
Deliverable D7.2 – Intellectual property management plan
Lead Beneficiary: Pixel Voltaic (PIX)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Sensitive
Due date: Month 3
Executive Summary: The decarbonization of the energy sector mandates a swift and widespread implementation of a clean and affordable energy infrastructure, mainly supported by photovoltaics (PV). The DIAMOND project joins 12 different Partners to develop ultra-stable, highly efficient, and low-cost perovskite PV with minimal environmental impact. Aiming to surpass all previous PV cell stability achievements, this project develops novel hermetic encapsulation approaches and highly stable device designs that are assessed using standardized and novel stability characterization methods. As part of DIAMOND, materials and cell stacks will be optimized to achieve efficiencies exceeding those of silicon PV. A fully printable module architecture allows rapid industrial up-scaling and local production in the EU, thereby reducing manufacturing costs.
Specific device designs that allow the lowest carbon-footprint, material criticality, and toxicity, along with increased recyclability, are targeted to minimize the ecological impact. DIAMOND‘s mission is to have a profound impact on the future development of the EU’s environment, economy, and society, thus paving the way for an EU-made sustainable energy technology with the lowest carbon-footprint that ensures full integration into the circular economy.
The consortium partners will execute the work packages, generate further knowledge and intellectual property by leveraging existing know-how. Moreover, sharing know-how demands an adequate management of prior intellectual properties. Thus, to build a solid foundation for a successful cooperation in DIAMOND, it becomes imperative to enable a smooth transfer for pre-existing IP and Foreground among partners. Furthermore, the expected outcome beyond this project regarding the innovative, scientific and/or technical aspects shall be protected by the consortium body.
The Intellectual Property Management Plan (Deliverable 7.2) shall function as a general guide, supplementary to the Consortium Agreement (CA) and the Grant Agreement (GA). In this deliverable, it is included the management of Background, transfer, ownership, and protection of Foreground as well as the settlement of dispute.
Deliverable D7.3 – Technology exploitation roadmap
Lead Beneficiary: Pixel Voltaic (PIX)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 24
WP8: Management & Coordination
Deliverable D8.1 – Project Management Handbook
Lead Beneficiary: Fraunhofer (FhG)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 3
Download Available Here
Executive Summary: For a successful project management, it is essential to track the progress of the project, to outline its organizational structure and to establish an agile management framework. Especially for a project like DIAMOND, with numerous interconnected milestones and deliverables, an effective project management is paramount. It must provide direct procedures for timely decision-making, project co
ordination, task completion and result dissemination. Ultimately, these holistic management methods are aimed at the final exploitation of the obtained knowledge, generated results and identification of the roadmap for improvements.
This project management handbook describes the roles and responsibilities of different entities within this project, constituted by the project partners. Furthermore, it lists the methods of communication, data management, task planning, monitoring and guidelines for the open data generated during the project, which will be made available to the general public. Finally, this document also provides templates for interim and final reports, which will be provided by the project consortium in the middle and at the end of the project.
Deliverable D8.2 – Data Management Plan
Lead Beneficiary: Fraunhofer (FhG)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 6
Download Available Here
Executive Summary: A data management plan (DMP) is necessary to provide practical methods of data handling during the DIAMOND project. This DMP includes detailed descriptions of the source of data, its types, purpose and how it can potentially be used outside of the DIAMOND project. In addition, DMP outlines how the data of the DIAMOND project will be findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable to meet the FAIR data conditions. Finally, other research outputs, as well as allocation of resources for data management and security are discussed.
Deliverable D8.3 – Quality Assurance Report
Lead Beneficiary: Fraunhofer (FhG)
Type: Report
Dissemination Level: Public
Due date: Month 18
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