Key Factors Affecting the Stability of CsPbI₃ Perovskite Quantum Dot Solar Cells: A Comprehensive Review

Abstract The power conversion efficiency of CsPbI₃ perovskite quantum dot (PQD) solar cells shows increase from 10.77% to 16.2% in a short period owing to advances in material and device design for solar cells. However, the device stability of CsPbI₃ PQD solar cells remains poor in ambient conditions, which requires an in‐depth understanding of the degradation mechanisms of CsPbI₃ PQDs solar cells in terms of both inherent material properties and device characteristics. Along with this analysis, advanced strategies to overcome poor device stability must be conceived. In this review, fundamental mechanisms that cause the degradation of CsPbI₃ PQD solar cells are discussed from the material property and device viewpoints. In addition, based on detailed insights into degradation mechanisms in CsPbI₃ PQD solar cells, various strategies are introduced to improve the stability of CsPbI₃ PQD solar cells. Finally, future perspectives and challenges are presented to achieve highly durable CsPbI₃ PQD solar cells. The investigation of the degradation mechanisms and the stability enhancement strategies can pave the way for the commercialization of CsPbI₃ PQD solar cells.