IEA PVPS Task 15: Enabling framework for the acceleration of BIPV (Swiss Contribution)

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SI/501386

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IEA PVPS Task 15: Enabling framework for the acceleration of BIPV (Swiss Contribution)

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Key words (English)	BIPV, Photovoltaic, Architecture, Building Database, Standard
Short description (English)	The main objective of IEA PVPS Task 15 is to develop an enabling framework for the acceleration of BIPV applications in the built environment, by identifying and breaching the most urgent pro-cesses and policy thresholds, in combination with the development of business and marketing strategies for BIPV applications worldwide. The following activities are foreseen. ST-A: preparation of a database of existing products and best cases. ST-C: definition of new procedures for the characterization of “multifunctional” BIPV modules and systems according to both electrotechnical and construction regulations. ST-D: identification of Demo-sites in Switzerland for the comparison of the performance of BIPV installations under different real conditions.

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BIPV, Photovoltaic, Architecture, Building Database, Standard

Short description
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The main objective of IEA PVPS Task 15 is to develop an enabling framework for the acceleration of BIPV applications in the built environment, by identifying and breaching the most urgent pro-cesses and policy thresholds, in combination with the development of business and marketing strategies for BIPV applications worldwide. The following activities are foreseen. ST-A: preparation of a database of existing products and best cases. ST-C: definition of new procedures for the characterization of “multifunctional” BIPV modules and systems according to both electrotechnical and construction regulations. ST-D: identification of Demo-sites in Switzerland for the comparison of the performance of BIPV installations under different real conditions.