Stability/degradation of polymer solar cells

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Solar cell efficiency tables (version 36) (2010, methodology): “References [28] and [29] review the stability of similar devices.”
A round robin study of flexible large-area roll-to-roll processed polymer solar cell modules (2009, background): “In the context of polymer solar cells this has been inherently more difficult due to problems of stability of the devices during handling, storage and measurement [1].”
Characteristics of flexible indium tin oxide electrode grown by continuous roll-to-roll sputtering process for flexible organic solar cells (2009, methodology): “There is currently considerable interest in flexible organic solar cells for use as a new generation of energy storage devices due to their light weight, robust profile, ability to flex, curve, roll and fold for portability, as well as their easy fabrication using roll-to-rollbased thin film technol”
High-performance planar heterojunction perovskite solar cells: Preserving long charge carrier diffusion lengths and interfacial engineering (2014, neutral): “Furthermore, the ZnO interlayer prevents metal diffusion into the PCBM layer, enhancing ambient stability of our devices [38-40].”