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    HARVESTING RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE USING QUANTUM DOT TECHNOLOGY
    (13th annual and international hybrid conference of the renewable and alternative energy of nigeria, 2025-03) Ikeri, H.I; Ndubueze, D. N; Eze, C. N.; Achuka, E. I; Nwagbara, O.; Onuabuchi, V. C
    This paper explores the role of quantum dots in revolutionizing renewable energy technologies, addressing challenges such as stability and environmental impact. Renewable energy is essential for a sustainable future and advancements in nanotechnology have opened new possibilities for efficient energy harvesting. The result obtained indicates that quantum dots (QDs), display tunable electronic properties, discrete electronic state and high photon absorption efficiency. The novel properties allow for new design architectures such as immediate band, multiple exciton generation and multiple junction solar cell technologies. These mechanics have shown to derive quantitative gains in the solar to electricity conversion efficiency to surpass the Shockley and Quisser limit imposed on conventional cells. By integrating QD-based systems with solar photovoltaics and next generation batteries would paves the way for more efficient and sustainable energy solutions.

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