Light Energy Absorbing Devices
The larger choice of cost-effective solar technology today, i.e. classical Si and thin film, are increasing PV applications in electronics devices.
The robustness of CIGS thin film deposition techniques will allow
Thus,
Building Integrated PV - BIPV
The progress of photovoltaic enables today solar energy conversion not only from classical roof modules but also from installations on:
- Building facades, skylghts, canopies,etc.
The drivers to implement BIPV as part of the building structure include:
- Architecture flexibility to blend with the building materials,
- Easy to comply with building code requirements, and
- Competitive overall cost and performance for BIPV
PV for all types of external environments
- Classical modules for roofs,
- Special designs for installation on galleries, and
- High performing modules for fields without surface constraints
- Electrical vehicle recharging stations in resting/parking areas
PV Modules for Open Fields
When surface area is not issue like open fields with sufficient sunshine, several PV technolgies can be utilized.
- installations based on thin film cost-effective modules or,
- or standard highly efficient modules on Si or other components.
Solar powered devices
Building Integrated Photovoltaic
Solar Power Plants