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, Session Block B2

16:15 Integrating Solar Technologies into Façades

Chair: Dieter Moor, ClearVue Technologies, Australia

Photovoltaics for a listed building in the center of Zurich

  • Covering a 800m2 roof with terracotta PV
  • Costs and efficiency of colored PV
  • Lessons learned

Gregory Bugnon, Solaxess SA, Switzerland

High-efficient colored solar panels

  • The challenge and the solution
  • Production process and benefits
  • Examples of projects

Rafic Hanbali, Kromatix S.A, Switzerland

Window-integrated photovoltaic panels for a greenhouse

  • Reasons for a PV-powered greenhouse
  • Challenges during realization
  • Results after six months of operation

Dieter Moor, ClearVue Technologies, Perth, Australia

Window PV - A missing part of Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV)

  • Window PV - A new PV application for buildings
  • Energy yield of window PV in office and residential buildings
  • Solar blind technology

Urs Walter Muntwyler, Ingenieurbüro Muntwyler, Bern, Switzerland

From BIPV to BEPV

  • Architectural limitations of BIPV
  • BEPV – Building Exposed Photovoltaics
  • Combining PV with other façade materials

Peter Kuczia, Architect, Osnabrueck, Germany

Building regulations and the impact of PV in the UK

  • Unitised BIPV façades
  • Enabling mass adoption by off-site fabrication
  • UK building regulations

Hamish Watson, Polysolar Ltd, Cambridge, United Kingdom

Energy-generating facades without compromise

  • Active/non-active facade compatibility
  • Production process
  • Active solutions

Bassel Glore, AGC Glass, Belgium

Brief Presentations

BIPV handbook for solar buildings' stakeholders

Paolo Corti, SUPSI, Canobbio, Switzerland

High-quality solutions of building-integrated solar technology – Results of an international competition 2020

Roland Krippner, Technical University, Nürnberg, Germany

17:45 End of Conference Day 1

19:30 Conference Dinner