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This document discusses building integrated photovoltaics (BIPV). It begins by noting that buildings account for 36% of global energy consumption and renewables only supply 24% of building energy in cities. It then discusses how BIPV works by integrating photovoltaic modules into the building envelope, either as an additional component or replacing conventional materials. The types of BIPV include facades, roofing, and glazing. Benefits include shading, insulation, and aesthetics to help create greener cities. However, higher costs and difficulty retrofitting are disadvantages. Trends include prefabricated and colored/patterned facade BIPV as well as solar glazing.
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- 1. Vishal Peter Fernandes Guided by Prof.Anil Kadle, HOD Dept of EEE AITM Bhatkal
- 2. ᴥIntroduction ᴥBIPV(Building Integrated Photovoltaic system) ᴥHow is it integrated? ᴥTypes ᴥAdvantages ᴥDisadvantages ᴥBIPV Trends
- 3. Buildings alone are responsible for 36% of global final energy consumption. Renewables today supply only 24% of energy for buildings in cities. Rooftop only represents a minor fraction of the building’s available surface area. Near-Zero-Energy Buildings (NZEB)
- 4. » Integrating photovoltaics modules into the building envelope. » The ratio of available roof area » Initial cost can be offset by reducing construction costs »Adoption of BIPV in India has been extremely slow when compared to other countries
- 5. » Additional / superimposed Added to the structure of the building with the primary function of generating energy. Sometimes referred to as ‘building-applied PV (BAPV) » Integrated Components are replaced with PV generating materials that serve both purposes » Standalone Solar PV array is discreet and separate eg parking shading
- 7. • Shading • Thermal insulation • Noise protection • Security • Electromagnetic Screening • Aesthetics - image boost • Business opportunity for Greener cities.
- 8. • Higher costs, when compared to traditional PV modules, is often quoted as the biggest disadvantage of PV systems. • Usually, involves more labor costs than usual PV installation. • Difficult to retrofit to old houses and buildings.
- 11. Coloured or Patterned Facades
- 12. Solar Glazing
- 13. Thank You ”The whole idea of the solar project is to do something useful and replace dirty energy with clean energy”.