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Day 2, Session Block C3

08:30 Integrating Solar Technologies into the Building Envelope

Chair: Stephen Wittkopf, ÜserHuus, Hergiswil, Switzerland

 

Solar-aesthetics beyond glass

  • Photovoltaics black & white
  • Photovoltaics invisible
  • Real value of power

Claudio Gisep, 3S Solar Plus, Gwatt, Switzerland

 

BIPV as the primary energy source for future schools and offices

  • Carbon positive buildings
  • Solar roof and energy storage
  • Case studies

Dave Worsley, Swansea University, United Kingdom

 

Transparent photovoltaics with quantum dots surface

  • BIPV for building retrofit
  • Customized photovoltaics – From conception to construction
  • Case study

Lovro Denona, ML System Plus Sp. z o.o., Zaczernie, Poland

 

Multi-functional solar-roof membranes

  • Advantages of multi-functional solar roof membranes
  • Building applied PV vs building integrated PV
  • Economic benefits of solar roof membranes

Maximilian Rosner, DAS Energy GmbH, Wiener Neustadt, Austria

 

Novel, semi-transparent BIPV-modules with new design features

  • Flexible module design
  • Combining aesthetics and performance
  • Identifying possible applications

Johannes Eisenlohr, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Freiburg, Germany

 

Energy harvesting by invisible solar façade collector

  • Heat-harvesting coating
  • Integration of heat harvesting in façades
  • Heating system

Bart Erich, TNO, Eindhoven, Netherlands

 

Brief Presentations

 

Super Low Energy Buildings: Economic assessment of BIPV façades in the tropics

Veronika Shabunko, Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore

 

Outdoor performance of semi-transparent PV windows

Roland Valckenborg, TNO, Eindhoven, Netherlands

 

10:00 Coffee Break