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Deliverables
Press releases, articles, leaflets, videos, social media campaign. Month 12 batch.
Promotional material (update 3)Promotional material. Press releases, articles, leaflets, videos, social media campaign. Month 48 batch.
Project websiteDevelopment of a multipurpose project website for widespread communication, but also as share-point for the consortium.
Promotional material (update 1)Press releases, articles, leaflets, videos, social media campaign. Month 24 batch.
Guided visits to demo sitesReport gathering the guided visits for stakeholders (architects, engineers, construction sector professionals, students, etc.) to PVSITES demonstration installations, performed during months 30-42.
Guidelines for project’s visual identitySpecific information and related materials to inform the partners about the rules to be applied for coherent and consistent presentation of project communications.
Promotional material (update 2)Press releases, articles, leaflets, videos, social media campaign. Month 36 batch.
Training courses for installersReport gathering all the onsite training sessions for installers at the project demonstration sites performed in order to transfer the generated know-how to this key actor in the BIPV value chain. At least one training session in each demo site.
Webinars for BIPV product portfolioWebinars for relevant stakeholders on the different formats and possibilities of the product portfolio.
The deliverable will include a guide for architectural integration of the BIPV products in every demo site, guide for commissioning and maintenance, installation guides, guide for electrical integration and available operation strategies, control strategies for each demo site. Health, safety and security procedures.
Lessons learnt in PVSITES BIPV installation process: acceptance, drivers and barriersDescription of the difficulties encountered in executing the demonstrators, in particular those related to the acceptance and use of the BIPV elements (as opposed to normal construction elements).
Results of modelling at element and building level, CIGS productsOptical, thermal, mechanical and electrical simulation reports at element level. The aim is to generate part of the information needed to show compliance with building codes and standard and extract conclusions which might lead to re-design needs. At building level, simulation of energy efficiency, lighting (for semitransparent curved CIGS elements) and all parameters determining the optimal architectural integration as a function of building typology, location, etc. The project demo buildings will also be simulated with two purposes: (1) to select the optimum implementation for the product and have a first feedback on expected performance levels and (2) to validate the software output data with the results coming from the demo installations.
Guidelines and recommendations for replicability of PVSITES approachStarting from the analysis in deliverable 8.16, a complete and specific set of guidelines and recommendations for the replicability of PVSITES products, approaches and actions will be gathered to support further steps towards market deployment of the demonstrated products and technologies.
Results of installation and commissioning for every demonstration siteReport gathering all the processes followed and their corresponding results for the successful consecution of the demonstration installations, matching the timing and quality-related objectives of the project.
Formulation of architectural and aesthetical requirements for the BIPV building elements to be demonstrated within the project3D representation of architectural and aesthetical specifications regarding colour, transparency levels, integration aspects, etc.
Dissemination and communication planThe dissemination and communication plan sets the most appropriate strategies for dissemination and communication, in line with the strategies for exploitation of results. To be updated in months 12, 24, 36.
Annual report on held events (update 2)Month 36 update
Annual report on held eventsProject related dissemination in major relevant conferences and other events by project partners. First version. To be updated in months 24, 36 and 42.
Specific monitoring plan for every demo siteSpecific actions that need to be conducted in each pilot site and will be designed according to key parameters depending on pilot site configuration (BIPV technologies implemented, location of the BIPV implementation,etc.). 8
Structure, contents and operation mechanisms of BIPV products portfolio (update 3)Final version of the documents, containing the updates related to the results of the demonstration activities.
Structure, contents and operation mechanisms of BIPV products portfolio (update 2)Month 36, final version.
Energy audit of buildings and identification of BIPV possibilities in every demo siteFor every building site, an energy analysis will be done to identify the thermal and electrical real behavior of the buildings and their interactions with their districts. The deliverable will include 2-3 pre-dimensioning possibilities for every demo site, including the description of total surfaces of BIPV and storage installation.
Training courses on the BIPV software toolReport gathering the results on the training courses on the BIPV software tool, performed during project implementation.
Dissemination and communication plan (update 1)Month 12 update
European climate zones and bio-climatic design requirementsFormulation of requirements attending to European climate zones and bio-climatic design considerations. These requirements will consider comfort, indoor climate, heating, cooling and daylight specifications as a function of climatic zones.
Dissemination and communication plan (update 2)Month 24 update
Structure, contents and operation mechanisms of BIPV products portfolio (update 1)Month 24 update
Common monitoring guidelinesActivities and technical requirements that must be completed and met to successfully achieve the monitoring and assessment tasks at building and BIPV system level.
Standardization needsSummary report on main current legislative standards in place needed standardization activities prior to marketization of the innovative products and tests needed for market introduction
Result of modeling and BIPV strategies for every demo siteThe description of every pre-dimensioning will be analyzed through the BIPV modeling tool developed in WP7, with the support of TRNSys and Modelica for installations. Results will include real layouts and operation results of the new systems in the demo sites, as well as heat/cool/electricity load charts (energy demand) for a whole year of usual operation of every building.
Installation and execution of monitoring of BIPV systemsCompletion of the installation of the monitoring equipment and start of BIPV systems monitoring process.
Structure, contents and operation mechanisms of BIPV products portfolioThe deliverable will define the technical information needed for each product: PV technology, nominal power, possible architectural applications, customization, life cycle, price, etc. As for operation mechanisms, it will describe a search tool able to select the optimum product at project design level; as well as preliminary production estimates as a function of location, orientation, tilt, etc. to facilitate a first evaluation of economic viability of the BIPV products. To be updated in months 24 and 36.
Annual report on held events (update 1)Month 24 update
Report on the baseline assessment of the demo sitesTarget buildings will be monitored for one year period prior to the retrofitting. This will allow to establish the energy consumption baseline to compare the new consumptions after renovation and then for assessing the energy savings.
Annual report on held events (update 3)Month 48 update
Regulatory frameworkSummary report providing and overview of relevant current and foreseen legislation regarding renewables, grid and buildings and their implications for the BIPV market.
Second revision of detailed project management planThis deliverable will contain the second version of the project management plan, updated after 27 months of project execution.
Revision of detailed project management planThis deliverable will contain the second version of the project management plan, updated after 15 months of project execution.
Recommendations on storage systems for BIPV systemsJustification in terms of costeffectiveness of the selected PV storage topology and technology for each of every single use case categorized in task 22 at least 6 use cases
Quality management planThe quality management plan will include an updated, detailed project management plan, Gantt chart and Work Breakdown Structure. It will display at least a schedule per task, responsible partner, related subtasks, related deliverables and dependencies to other tasks. Revisions of the project management plan will be made on month 15 and month 27.
Market and stakeholder analysisSummary report on market and stakeholder analysis and trends including market potential/challenges and expected desirable benefits for different stakeholders.
NZEB building concepts for the application of BIPV building elementsCollection of BIPV related concepts reaching the NZEB level.
Dissemination and communication plan (update 3)Month 36 update
Report on simulation work, c-silicon based BIPV elementsOptical, thermal, mechanical and electrical simulation reports at element level. The aim is to generate part of the information needed to show compliance with building codes and standard and extract conclusions which might lead to re-design needs. At building level, simulation of energy efficiency, lighting and all parameters determining the optimal architectural integration as a function of building typology, location, etc. The project demo buildings will also be simulated with two purposes: (1) to select the optimum implementation for the product and have a first feedback on expected performance levels and (2) to validate the software output data with the results coming from the demo installations.
Mechanical aspects and hidden wiring strategies elucidated for large dimension BIPV units (up to 4,5x2,5 m).
Roofing tiles and façade elements prototypes with 10%-14% efficiency modules of 0.5x1 m2 and 1x1 m2 area10%-14% efficiency CIGS modules implemented as BIPV roofing tiles and façade elements with no performance loss.
Prototypes for demo sites – first batchThe manufacturing of prototypes for demo sites has been divided in two batches to allow the manufacturers coping with this request in reasonable times. The content and distribution between batches will be a result of the project development.
Samples for indoor validation tests, c-Si based productsComplete manufacturing, according to specifications, of all the samples needed for the indoor validation tests of c-Si based products.
Operational prototypes, see-through back contact solar cellsLaminated glass units with back contact solar cells. Module efficiency 16% measured by solar simulator at 35% light transmission.
Samples for validation testing, CIGS elementsCompleted manufacturing, in accordance with specifications, of all the CIGS-based roofing and façade elements for testing process.
Prototypes for demo sites – second batchSecond and last group of prototype products for the demonstration installations.
Curved CIGS glass elementsPrototypes of curved CIGS glass elements complying with specifications and protocols defined for testing.
Operational prototypes with hidden busbars and L-interconnectionsFully opaque laminated glass units with hidden busbars and L interconnections with no performance loss.
Large area roofing and façade elements of 0.5x2-3 m2 or 1x2-3 m2 using 10%-14% efficiency modules10%-14% efficiency CIGS modules implemented as large area BIPV roofing and façade elements with no performance loss.
Prototypes for test benches and experimental buildingManufacturing of the necessary samples for test benches (CIGS curved glass) and commercial installation (CIGS roofing elements) completed.
Implementation of the BIPV products portfolio from WP2 in a physical format and an online catalogue, as well as implementation of a tool for preliminary assessment of the products in the portfolio.
E-catalogs delivery (update 1)Updated information on the BIPV products incorporated as corresponding BIM objects.
First prototype of web services platformFirst version of web service model defined and implemented.
Second prototype of BIPV simulation toolIt will include building description, accurate description of building elements, occlusion elements, heating/cooling differentials computed on specific areas of the building, impact on natural lighting.
E-catalogs deliveryContaining BIM objects representing PVSITES products.
Prototype of BIPV simulation tool, first versionHourly amount of solar income on the building and separate elements. Hourly PV production. Heating and cooling deltas.
Pre-commercial version of web services platformUser friendly interfaces implemented, updates after optimization process.
Publications
Author(s):
Agnieszka Bogucka (VILOGIA)
Published in:
Métropoles - Newsletter, 2016
Publisher:
VILOGIA
Author(s):
Fédération des Entreprises Romandes Genève
Published in:
Fédération des Entreprises Romandes Genève, 2020
Publisher:
Fédération des Entreprises Romandes Genève
Author(s):
Il Fatto
Published in:
Press article in il Fatto Quotidiano, 2019
Publisher:
il Fatto Quotidiano
Author(s):
FLISOM
Published in:
Press release at Schweizer am Wochenende, 2019
Publisher:
Schweizer am Wochenende
Author(s):
Kathryn Porter
Published in:
Watt-logic - press article, 2017
Publisher:
Watt-logic
Author(s):
Engerati
Published in:
Engerati - press article, 2017
Publisher:
Engerati
Author(s):
EC
Published in:
Results in Brief. Results for Pack on Harnessing Solar Power, 2019
Publisher:
EC - CORDIS
Author(s):
Interempresas media
Published in:
Interempresas.net - press article, 2019
Publisher:
Interempresas media
Author(s):
ONYX SOLAR
Published in:
ONYX Newsletter 55, 2016
Publisher:
ONYX
Author(s):
EC
Published in:
Press release at BUIL UP portal, 2019
Publisher:
EC - BUILD UP
Author(s):
Elena Rico
Published in:
State-of-the-art and SWOT analysis of building integrated solar envelope systems, 2019
Publisher:
IEA SHC
DOI:
10.18777/ieashc-task56-2019-0001
Author(s):
Der Landbote
Published in:
Der Landbote - press article, 2019
Publisher:
Der Landbote
Author(s):
Fabien Jans
Published in:
SudOuest website, 2016
Publisher:
SudOuest website
Author(s):
R2M /Tom's hardware
Published in:
Tom's Hardware - press article, 2019
Publisher:
Tom's Hardware
Author(s):
ONYX SOLAR
Published in:
ONYX Newsletter 49, 2016
Publisher:
ONYX
Author(s):
Maider Machado
Published in:
TECNALIA website - press article - FOTOPLAT website, 2016
Publisher:
TECNALIA - FOTOPLAT
Author(s):
Interempresasmedia
Published in:
Interempresas portal - press article, 2020
Publisher:
Interempresas media
Author(s):
Tjerk Reijenga, Maider Machado, Eduardo Roman, Dominique Deramaix, Philippe Alamy, Nguyen Van Khai, Pascale Brassier
Published in:
Proceedings of Grand Renewable Energy 2018 Conference, 2018
Publisher:
Grand Renewable Energy 2018 Conference
Author(s):
Vicente Velasco (ONYX SOLAR)
Published in:
Proceedings from the 16th International Conference on Sustainable Energy Technologies (SEP 2017), 2017
Publisher:
Conference on Sustainable Energy Technologies
Author(s):
Philippe Alamy
Published in:
Proceedings from 13th Conference on Advanced Building Skins, 2018, ISBN 978-3-9524883-4-8
Publisher:
Advance Building Skins
Author(s):
Teodosio del Caño (ONYX)
Published in:
Proceedings from the 12th Advanced Building Skins Conference (ABS), 2017
Publisher:
Advanced Building Skins
Author(s):
Ingrid Weiss, Maider Machado, Simon Challet, Eduardo Roman
Published in:
2018 IEEE 7th World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion (WCPEC) (A Joint Conference of 45th IEEE PVSC, 28th PVSEC & 34th EU PVSEC), 2018, Page(s) 0650-0653, ISBN 978-1-5386-8529-7
Publisher:
IEEE
DOI:
10.1109/pvsc.2018.8547471
Author(s):
Philippe Alamy, Van Khai Nguyen, Maider Machado, Ingrid Weiss
Published in:
Full paper for the VIII International Congress on Architectural Envelopes, 2018
Publisher:
International Congress on Architectral Envelops
Author(s):
M. Machado, S. Challet, I. Weiss, E. Román Medina, J.M. Espeche, F. Noris, T. Reijenga, E. Rico, I. Huerta, Y.B. Assoa, F. Burgun, J.C. Esteban, J. Escribano Troncoso, P. Alamy, V.K. Nguyen
Published in:
Proceedings from the 33rd European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition (EUPVSEC), 2017, ISBN 3-936338-47-7
Publisher:
European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition
DOI:
10.4229/eupvsec20172017-7dv.1.29
Author(s):
Van Khai Nguyen, Maider Machado
Published in:
Proceedings of EuroSun 2018, 2018, Page(s) 1-10, ISBN 978-3-9820408-0-6
Publisher:
International Solar Energy Society
DOI:
10.18086/eurosun2018.11.12
Author(s):
P. Alamy, V.K. Nguyen, E. Saretta, P. Bonomo, E. Román Medina, J.M. Vega de Seoane, P. Alonso
Published in:
Proceedings EU PVSEC 2019, 2019, ISBN 3-936338-60-4
Publisher:
Proceedings EU PVSEC 2019
DOI:
10.4229/eupvsec20192019-6do.8.6
Author(s):
D. Valencia, M. Machado, A. Sanz Martinez, Y.B. Assoa, F. Burgun, J. Escribano Troncoso, E. Rico, T. Reijenga, P. Brassier, P. Surguy, L. Chan, V. Francisco, P. Alonso, I. Weiss
Published in:
Proceedings EU PVSEC 2019, 2019, ISBN 3-936338-60-4
Publisher:
Proceedings EU PVSEC 2019
DOI:
10.4229/eupvsec20192019-6do.8.4
Author(s):
David Martín; Elena Rico; Teodosio del Caño
Published in:
Greencities. Convocatoria de Comunicaciones Científicas, Issue 1, 2016
Publisher:
Greencities
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.3938948
Author(s):
Maider Machado, Ingrid Weiss, Simon Challet , Van Khain Nguyen Philippe Alamy, Ricardo Alonso, José M. Vega de Seoane, Federico Noris, Elena Rico, Tjerk Reijenga, Pascale Brassier, Paul Surguy(8), Victor Francisco, Julian Perrenoud, Henry Delgado, Françoise Burgun, José Carlos Esteban, Dominique Déramaix, Agnieszka Bogucka
Published in:
EUPVSEC 2018 - Conference in the Plenary session, 2018
Publisher:
EUPVSEC
Author(s):
VILOGIA
Published in:
Mosaiques magazine (VILOGIA internal newspaper), 2019, ISSN 2114-2793
Publisher:
Mosaique Magazine
Author(s):
Juan Manuel Espeche, Federico Noris, Zia Lennard, Simon Challet, Maider Machado
Published in:
Proceedings, Issue 1/7, 2017, Page(s) 690, ISSN 2504-3900
Publisher:
MDPI
DOI:
10.3390/proceedings1070690
Author(s):
EDUARDO ROMÁN, ANA ISABEL HUIDOBRO, JAVIER DEL POZO, PACO CANO
Published in:
Energetica21, Issue 1, 2020, Page(s) 38-40, ISSN 1577-7855
Publisher:
OMNIMEDIA S.L.
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.3939040
Author(s):
T. Baenas, M. Machado
Published in:
Energy and Buildings, Issue 151, 2017, Page(s) 146-156, ISSN 0378-7788
Publisher:
Elsevier BV
DOI:
10.1016/j.enbuild.2017.06.039
Author(s):
Dr. Maider Machado; Jose M. Vega de Seoane; Dr. Francoise Burgun; Dr. Ya Brigitte Assoa; Simon Challet
Published in:
PV Tech Power Volume 15, 2018, ISSN 2057-438X
Publisher:
Solar Media Ltd
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.3938972
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