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© Envelon
Solar facade

Complete system for the facade

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Envelon has developed a complete solution for solar facades. The substructure is based on rails that are glued to the back of the modules.

© MO Energy Systems
BIPV

Standardised complete package for solar facades

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MO Energy Systems from Austria has developed a modular standard solution for solar facades. The scalable solution is suitable for existing and new buildings. It can be connected to concrete as well as brick and timber facades.

© ASCA
BIPV

Solar facade with transparent modules

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The facade on the new administration building of the Gronau municipal utility in the western Münsterland region will be under solar power in the future. A pioneering work. The BIPV modules manufactured by ASCA were integrated into facade glass by BGT Bischoff Glastechnik.

© Ergosun
Roof integration

Integrated solar roof panels without support system

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Ergosun's integrated solar roof panels are installed like conventional roof tiles without interfering with the roof structure. According to the manufacturer, the current load per solar cell has been optimised, thus increasing the efficiency.

© Envelon
BIPV

Frameless glass elements in a full range of colours

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Envelon manufactures solar modules in a variety of colours that are sold as frameless glass elements as a complete system.

© Meyer Burger
Solar roof

First projects with new solar roof tile

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The module manufacturer Meyer Burger is delivering the first products of the solar roof tile Tile. The German wholesaler Dachdecker-Einkauf Süd (DE Süd) is managing the first pilot projects with the new solar roof tile and implementing them together with its roofing customers.

© GoodWe
Building integration

A new lightweight BIPV product

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GoodWe has launched its latest product – the Galaxy series: A BIPV module designed specifically for industrial and commercial applications.

© Ergosun
Roof integration

Integrated solar roof panels without support system

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Ergosun's integrated solar roof panels are installed like conventional roof tiles without interfering with the roof structure. According to the manufacturer, the current load per solar cell has been optimised, thus increasing the efficiency.

© Solarwatt
BIPV

Glass-glass module with building authority approval

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Solarwatt presents the semi-transparent module Vision 60M Construct for building integration. The module is specially designed for use in carports and for the roofing of parking areas.

© Acsa
BIPV

Skylights made of organic solar cells

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The Marjan van Aubel Studio for Solar Design has designed the colourful solar roof of the Dutch pavilion at the Expo in Dubai. Its skylights are made of transparent organic photovoltaic (OPV) cells from the manufacturer Asca.

© Solarwatt
BIPV

Glass-glass module with building authority approval

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Solarwatt presents the semi-transparent module Vision 60M Construct for building integration. The module is specially designed for use in carports and for the roofing of parking areas.

© Sunovation
BIPV

New generation of colour modules

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The manufacturer of BIPV modules Sunovation is expanding the range of coloured photovoltaic modules for building integration with its new colour collection ColorQuant.

© Solarstone, Jake Farra
BIPV

A simple solar module frame system for building integration

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The Click-on frame system from the Estonian manufacturer for building-integrated systems, Solarstone, is both simple in design and cost-effective.

© Asca
BIPV

Skylights made of organic solar cells

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The Marjan van Aubel Studio for Solar Design has designed the colourful solar roof of the Dutch pavilion at the Expo in Dubai. Its skylights are made of transparent organic photovoltaic (OPV) cells from the manufacturer Asca.

© Mitrex
BIPV

A solar brick to transform buildings into energy generators

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Mitrex is launching the Solar Brick – a solar-integrated facade solution designed for use as brick wall cladding that transforms a building into a renewable power plant.

© Solarstone, Jake Farra
BIPV

A simple solar module frame system for building integration

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The Click-on frame system from the Estonian manufacturer for building-integrated systems, Solarstone, is both simple in design and cost-effective.

© Jake Farra
BIPV mounting:

Click-on framing kit for BIPV

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Nominated for an Intersolar Award in 2022, Solarstone’s BIPV framing kit is a clever way of framing BIPV modules requiring no screws or glue.

© Fraunhofer IBP / IEE
BIPV:

Modular facade with integrated systems technology

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The renovation rate in the building sector is still too low to achieve the energy transition within the timeframe envisaged by the German government. One step in this direction can be a greater degree of prefabrication of building components.

© Autarq
BIPV:

A solar roof tile as light as conventional tiles

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Autarq's solar roof tiles are installed like traditional roof tiles. No changes are necessary to the roof: the weight is approximately the same as the original tile.