This study presents a novel approach for improving the efficiency of lead-based mixed halides perovskite solar cell (
PSC) by Scandium (Sc) doping with the perovskite layer and creating a dual electron transport layer (
ETL) using TiO
2 and Sc-doped WO
3. The cubic structure of perovskites was verified by X-ray diffraction (
XRD), and UV–Vis absorption spectra showed a red shift with reduced energy band gap (
Eg) from 1.932 eV to 1.926 eV. The single TiO
2\CsPbIBr
2-based device showed a power conversion efficiency (
PCE) of 9.53 %, which was enhanced up to 10.12 % by utilizing Sc-CsPbIBr
2. To further enhance the performance of the device, 4 % Sc-WO
3 film was deposited between TiO
2 and perovskite. The monoclinic structure of Sc-WO
3 was confirmed by the XRD with the
Eg of 2.741 eV. Raman peaks showed the W–O–W stretching vibrations and terminal W
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O bonds. A
PCE of 11.72 % was attained by configuration (TiO
2\Sc-WO
3\CsPbIBr
2\Spiro-OMeTAD\Au), and this was further enhanced to 13.64 % for the configuration (TiO
2\Sc-WO
3\Sc-CsPbIBr
2\Spiro-OMeTAD\Au). Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (
EIS) analysis revealed that the optimized device had better charge transfer and reduced recombination resistance with the stability maintained 90.11 % of its initial
PCE, demonstrating exceptional stability. These results show that Sc-doping and dual
ETLs successfully improves
PSC stability and performance, providing a viable path for next-generation solar cell technology.