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From consumer to producer Solar energy innovations in the built environment Wim C. Sinke ECN Solar Energy, Utrecht University & EU PV Technology Platform

The many faces of (photovoltaic) solar energy

oil coal gas nuclear power hydroelectricity biomass (traditional) biomass (advanced) solar power (photovoltaics (PV) & solar thermal generation (CSP) solar thermal (heat only) other renewables geothermal wind energy Source: German Advisory Council on Global Change, 2003, www.wbgu.de (example scenario) EJ/a Solar energy in the energy transition PV & CSP year 2000 2020 2040 200 600 1000 1400 2100

2500 TWh ~1% of primary energy 1500 ~ 2000 GWp

Solar resource solar irradiation in kWh/m 2. day (source: ABB, 1998)

Grid parity in Europe – 2007 (lines to guide the eye) insolation map : Šúri M., Huld T.A., Dunlop E.D. Ossenbrink H.A., 2007. Potential of solar electricity generation in the European Union member states and candidate countries. Solar Energy (in press), http://re.jrc.ec.europa.eu/pvgis/

Grid parity in Europe – 2010 (lines to guide the eye)

Grid parity in Europe – 2015 (lines to guide the eye)

Grid parity in Europe – 2020 (lines to guide the eye)

Grid parity in Europe – 2030 (lines to guide the eye)

Fingerprints of PV technology 0.25 0.5 1 2 >10 Typical system energy pay-back time Southern Europe (yrs) up to 60% up to 40% Up to 30% up to 25% (  10%) Typical commercial concentrator module efficiencies up to 40% up to 25% Up to 20% up to 15% up to 8% Typical commercial flat-plate module efficiencies (total area) 0.03 0.06 (competitive with wholesale electricity) 0.15 / 0.12 (competitive with retail electricity) 0.30 >2 Typical electricity generation costs S Europe (2007 €/kWh) 0.5 1 2.5 / 2.0 5 (range 4 ~8) >30 Typical turn-key system price (2007 €/Wp, excl. VAT) Long term potential 2030 2015 / 2020 Today 1980 Rounded figures

Solar resource NL: freedom in design for “sun-friendly” urban planning and architecture Source: Holland Solar orientation and tilt dependence of yearly irradiance (NL) < 10% loss

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Europe - Middle East & North Africa (EU-MENA) grid Source: DLR (DE) / Stichting GEZEN (NL) Press release 26 Nov 2007: Clean Power from Deserts for Europe, the Middle East and North Africa Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan presents White Paper to EU Parliament

PV grid integration Source: M. Braun, ISET, DE

Energy pay-back time (NL) : status and near-future development Alsema, de Wild-Scholten and Fthenakis, Proc. EUPVSEC21 (2006)

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Global cell production 1997-2007 (in MWp) Source: Photon, April 2008 ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],China, Taiwan & RoW Japan Total Europe USA

Installed power per application area Source: Paul Maycock & Travis Bradford, Renewable Energy World (July/Aug 2007)

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De Booosting activiteit Goood Woood stond 5 maart in het teken van circulair bouwen met hout en werd gehost door de collega’s van cepezed in Delft. Na afloop van de expertlezingen was er een rondleiding in Bouwdeel D(emontabel) van cepezed. Hier de presentatie Bouwdeel D(emontabel) Bouwdeel D(emontabel) ontwerp en bouwproces van Jan Houtekamer - directeur cepezedbouwteam. Aankondiging van deze activiteit: https://booosting.nl/event/show/id/326

200305 Booosting Goood Woood - MetsäWood Bas Meeuwissen

De Booosting activiteit Goood Woood stond 5 maart 2020 in het teken van circulair bouwen met hout en werd gehost door de collega’s van cepezed in Delft. Na afloop van de expertlezingen was er een rondleiding in Bouwdeel D(emontabel) van cepezed. Hier de presentatie Nieuwe houten bouwproducten van Bas Meeuwissen - technisch adviseur Metsä Wood. Aankondiging van deze activiteit: https://booosting.nl/event/show/id/326

200305 Booosting Goood Woood - cepezedprojects Menno Rubbens

De Booosting activiteit Goood Woood stond 5 maart in het teken van circulair bouwen met hout en werd gehost door de collega’s van cepezed in Delft. Na afloop van de expertlezingen was er een rondleiding in Bouwdeel D(emontabel) van cepezed. Hier de presentatie Circulair bouwen en Bouwdeel D(emontabel) van Menno Rubbens - directeur cepezedprojects. Aankondiging van deze activiteit: https://booosting.nl/event/show/id/326

20200305 Booosting Goood Woood - Mathew Vola Arup

De Booosting activiteit Goood Woood stond 5 maart 2020 in het teken van circulair bouwen met hout en werd gehost door de collega’s van cepezed in Delft. Na afloop van de expertlezingen was er een rondleiding in Bouwdeel D(emontabel) van cepezed. Hier de presentatie Trends in circulair bouwen met hout van Mathew Vola - directeur Arup Aankondiging van deze activiteit https://booosting.nl/event/show/id/326

200207 Cobouw-artikel over het glazen Co-Creation Centre

11 februari 2020 organiseerden Booosting en Si-X een projectbezoek naar het Co-Creation Centre. Het onderwerp van deze activiteit was De Booosting activiteit was structureel verlijmen en het gebruik van siliconen in de bouw. Daags ervoor verscheen dit artikel in Cobouw: Volledig glazen paviljoen kan aanval met bulldozer weerstaan. aankondiging van deze activiteit https://booosting.nl/event/show/id/328 presentaties van deze activiteit https://booosting.nl/news/show/id/1356 Het Co-Creation Centre wordt nu gebouwd op The Green Village in Delft.

200130 Second life - Thijs Asselbergs TUD - Gevel2020

200211 Booosting @Co-Creation Centre - Tegenlezing

200211 Booosting @Co-Creation Centre - Dow Silicones

200211 Booosting @Co-Creation Centre - ABT

200211 Booosting @Co-Creation Centre - Si-X

200211 Booosting @Co-Creation Centre - Mecanoo

200211 Booosting @Co-Creation Centre - Welkomstwoord van The Green Village

200211 Booosting @Co-Creation Centre - Introductie

200116 Bouwtex eindevent - Clemens Bernardt Hanze HS

In 2017 startten de Hogescholen Saxion Enschede en Hanze Groningen Bouwtex, het onderzoek naar de mogelijkheden van textiel voor de bouw in het kader van renovatie en herbestemming van gebouwen. Op 16 januari 2020 is het onderzoek afgerond op Hanze Groningen met de presentatie van twee prototypen voor flexibele binnenwanden in het onderwijs. Hier de presentatie van de groep olv docent onderzoeker Clemens Bernardt. .

200115 Bouwtex Eindpresentatie - Aldus Bouwinnovatie Texflex

In 2017 startten de Hogescholen Saxion Enschede en Hanze Groningen Bouwtex, het onderzoek naar de mogelijkheden van textiel voor de bouw in het kader van renovatie en herbestemming van gebouwen. Op 16 januari 2020 is het onderzoek afgerond op Hanze Groningen met de presentatie van twee prototypen voor flexibele binnenwanden in het onderwijs. Hier de presentatie van Atto Harsta en Rinke Feenstra van Aldus Bouwinnovatie: Meervoudig ruimtegebruik in een moderne leeromgeving.

200115 Bouwtex Eindevent - Christian Struck

In 2017 startten de Hogescholen Saxion Enschede en Hanze Groningen Bouwtex, het onderzoek naar de mogelijkheden van textiel voor de bouw in het kader van renovatie en herbestemming van gebouwen. Op 15 januari 2020 is het onderzoek afgerond met een eindevent. Hier de presentatie over de kansen van het gebruik van textiel in de bouw van Christian Struck, lector Sustainable Building Technology Saxion: Potential of textiles for building renovation.

200115 Bouwtex Eindpresentatie - Internal roomdivider

200115 Bouwtex Eindevent - Flexitex presentatie