Building with PV - New Product Opportunities. Proceedings of the Workshop held at Amsterdam RAI, Wednesday 9 May 2001

Building with PV - New Product Opportunities
Proceedings of the Workshop held at Amsterdam RAI, Wednesday 9 May 2001

Author: [s.n.]

Organization: Ecofys, The Netherlands

Reference: -

Date of issue: May 2001

Type: Proceedings IEA PVPS Task 7

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Available from: Task 7 members

Abstract: The rapidly increasing number of PV projects show emerging markets for grid-connected PV systems around the world. PV is starting to become a serious market. More and more, PV is being used in energy efficient buildings for its energy efficiency, ecological benefits and aesthetical pleasing appearance. Users are starting to buy small kits to power their homes with green, independent, electricity. Large PV plants are installed in fields, on large industrial roofs and along noise barriers for production of green electricity for utilities. To keep up with the demands of these new and strongly growing markets, new and innovative building products are required.
The workshop was held in connection with Sustain'01-conference in Amsterdam RAI, and was sponsored by Novem and organized by Ecofys.
The objective of this workshop was to address opportunities for new products on the different PV markets. The workshop was organized by IEA PVPS Task 7, an active international collaboration effort of PV specialists, architects, building engineers and industry.

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Author:	[s.n.]
Organization:	Ecofys, The Netherlands
Reference:	-
Date of issue:	May 2001
Type:	Proceedings IEA PVPS Task 7
Download:	Open or download separate contributions as PDF-documents
Available from:	Task 7 members
Abstract:	The rapidly increasing number of PV projects show emerging markets for grid-connected PV systems around the world. PV is starting to become a serious market. More and more, PV is being used in energy efficient buildings for its energy efficiency, ecological benefits and aesthetical pleasing appearance. Users are starting to buy small kits to power their homes with green, independent, electricity. Large PV plants are installed in fields, on large industrial roofs and along noise barriers for production of green electricity for utilities. To keep up with the demands of these new and strongly growing markets, new and innovative building products are required. The workshop was held in connection with Sustain'01-conference in Amsterdam RAI, and was sponsored by Novem and organized by Ecofys. The objective of this workshop was to address opportunities for new products on the different PV markets. The workshop was organized by IEA PVPS Task 7, an active international collaboration effort of PV specialists, architects, building engineers and industry.