Twinning for excellence in TEsting new generation PV: Long-term STAbility and field REliability

TESTARE aims to stimulate excellence and innovation capacity at the DegradationLab of University of Cyprus (UCY) in the topic of new generation PV technologies, particularly perovskite-based solar PV devices, from the perspective of long-term stability and field reliability testing.




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TESTARE News

The Final Testare Consortium Meeting

06 Jul 2026

On 30 June 2026, the University of Cyprus successfully hosted the Final TESTARE Consortium Meeting , bringing together project partners both onsite and online to reflect on the project's achievements and discuss future collaboration. ...

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Future PV2 – Final TESTARE Workshop

06 Jul 2026

On 29 June 2026, the University of Cyprus successfully hosted the Future PV2 – Final TESTARE Workshop, bringing together researchers, industry experts, project partners, and participants from across Europe and beyond to discuss...

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Research Exchange visit and training of imec researcher at...

07 Jun 2026

We look forward to welcoming to our UCY lab Mr Sujith Vishwanathreddy, a researcher from imec, to perform experimental partial shading studies together with our team in UCY. The main aim is to gain an understanding and to evaluate the performance of ...

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TESTARE project

A new partnership that brings together four countries, Cyprus, Belgium, Germany and Israel has been launched for the implementation of a new project with the acronym «TESTARE» and entitled «Twinning for excellence in TEsting new generation PV: Long-term STAbility and field REliability». The Coordinator is the DegradationLab, a new research strategic unit of the PV Technology Laboratory which is an integral part of the FOSS Research Centre for Sustainable Energy and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the University of Cyprus.


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