n order to grow semi-transparent organic photovoltaic cells (OPVs), multilayer dielec-tric/metal/dielectric (D/M/D) structures are used as a transparent top electrode in inverted OPVs.Two different electrodes are probed, MoO3/Ag/MoO3and MoO3/Ag/Cu:Ag/ZnS. Both of themexhibit high transmission in visible and small sheet resistance. Semi-transparent inverted OPVs usingthese electrodes as the top anode are probed. The active organic layers consist in the SubPc/C60couple. The dependence of the OPV performances on the top electrode was investigated. The results show that far better results are achieved when the top anode MoO3/Ag/MoO3is used. The OPV efficiency obtained was only 20% smaller in comparison with the opaque OPV, but with a transparencyof nearly 50% in a broad range of the visible light (400–600 nm). In the case of MoO3/Ag/Cu:Ag/ZnStop anode, the small efficiency obtained is due to the presence of some Cu diffusion in the MoO3layer, which degrades the contact anode/organic material