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© Fischer Group
Fischer Group

Project with new solar clip

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The new photovoltaic clip, or PV clip for short, from Fischer secures several hundred solar modules to the facade of an existing building in the northern Black Forest. The innovation, which is used in a system with a substructure and sliding nut, secures the solar system to the modern building envelope.

© K2 Systems
K2 Systems

Vertical solution for solar building facades

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The new mounting systems from K2 Systems enable systematic and rapid installation on vertical facades. The system is suitable for trapezoidal sheet metal and sandwich panels as well as for brickwork and concrete.

© Aerocompact
Aerocompact

Mounting system for solar facades

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Aerocompact is opening up a new market segment with its Compactwall system. In addition to sheet metal facades, installations on concrete and, on request, sandwich facades are also possible.

© Maas Profilzentrum
Maas Profilzentrum

A mounting system secured with just two screws

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The flexible Maas-PV Roof system from Maas Profilzentrum is a customised solution for every roof and every wall. The non-penetrative installation of the system prevents leaks and corrosion damage.

© Rhomberg Energie
Topic of the Week: Solar facade

Rhomberg Energie builds aesthetic industrial-scale solar facade for Collini

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In the planning and realisation of the solar facade, Rhomberg also innovatively solved issues such as fire protection. Collini uses the solar power directly on site.

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Stoventec Photovoltaics

Inlay system for solar facades

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The inlay transforms facades into power suppliers. In addition, the VHF system ensures high thermal insulation values and very good sound insulation. The Sto rear-ventilated facades (VHF) consist of an insulation layer and a substructure into which the thin-film double-glazed modules are set and secured against lateral displacement.

© ABS
Advanced Building Skins

Conference on BIPV in Bern in Switzerland October

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On 28 and 29 October 2024, modern facade architecture will be on the agenda at the Kursaal in Bern. The speakers at Advanced Building Skins will also be taking a closer look at solar facades.

© 3S Solar
3S Solar

New solar module for building integration

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With the change from Megaslate to Teraslate, 3S Swiss Solar Solutions has achieved a generational shift in systems for building integration.

© Greenakku
BIPV

Solar modules for the facade

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Manufacturer Wattstone offers a solution for wall mounting solar modules without protruding components. The advantage of the mounting systems is the floating mounting of the modules in insertion rails, which ensures that they are load-free and thus increases their service life.

© Axitec

Top products of the week

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A shockproof earthing contact plug, three systems for a solar facade, some new bifacial glass-glass modules and a strategic partnership for a shared wallbox. These are our top products of the week:

© Sunovation
Solar facades

Sunovation now with new company headquarters in Germany

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Sunovation, the manufacturer of glass modules for solar facades, is moving into its new company headquarters in Obernburg am Main in Germany at the end of the year. This step had become necessary as part of the company's steady growth.

© Kurt Fuchs/HI ERN
Organic PV

Organic solar module achieves over 14 per cent efficiency

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The currently most efficient organic solar module was constructed at the Helmholtz Institute Erlangen-Nuremberg for Renewable Energies (HI ERN). It achieves a new record efficiency of 14.46 per cent.

© Jürgen Pollak/Drees & Sommer/Schüco International
BIPV

Building-integrated photovoltaics for financing

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Affordable residential and commercial space is possible with more solar energy. Aesthetic and cost-efficient solar facades are a big part of this.

© Energie 360 Gard
BIPV

Energie 360 Grad in Switzerland receives approval for a solar facade

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Energie 360 Grad will install solar panels on the roof and facade of its headquarters as planned. Due to a lack of in-depth knowledge about the fire risk, the Canton of Zurich building insurance company had not authorised photovoltaic systems on facades in the meantime. The company has now successfully provided a test certificate with its own tests.

© Velka Botička
BIPV

A new insertion system for solar facades

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Manufacturer S-Flex has developed an insertion system that is suitable for sloping roofs as well as facades. Basically, the system is based on two C-rails that are screwed to the wall connection. The installer inserts the modules between them.

© K2 Systems

Top products of the week

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Intelligent control for heat pumps, more independence and an enhanced Picea app, power electronics that control heat pumps and three systems for a solar facade. These are our top products of the week:

© K2 Systems
BIPV

Three systems for a solar facade

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K2 Systems has developed three mounting systems for the integration of solar modules into the facade. These cover the installation of ventilated solar facades on trapezoidal sheet metal, on sandwich panels on masonry and on concrete.

© Envelon
Solar facade

Complete system for the facade

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Envelon has developed a complete solution for solar facades. The substructure is based on rails that are glued to the back of the modules.

© MO Energy Systems
BIPV

Standardised complete package for solar facades

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MO Energy Systems from Austria has developed a modular standard solution for solar facades. The scalable solution is suitable for existing and new buildings. It can be connected to concrete as well as brick and timber facades.

© Sunovation
BIPV

German company Dreßler Bau joins Sunovation

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The manufacturer of double-glazed modules for building integration Sunovation has won the construction company Dreßler as a strategic investor. There are now plans to expand production capacities.

© Huawei Technologies

Top products of the week

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A new string inverter with an output of 330 kilowatts, plug-in solar systems for installation on a fence, microinverters with and without grid contact and a solar facade with transparent modules. These are our top products of the week:

© ASCA
BIPV

Solar facade with transparent modules

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The facade on the new administration building of the Gronau municipal utility in the western Münsterland region will be under solar power in the future. A pioneering work. The BIPV modules manufactured by ASCA were integrated into facade glass by BGT Bischoff Glastechnik.

© Benedikt Bläsi / Fraunhofer ISE
Fraunhofer ISE

Coloured solar modules reach market maturity

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For BIPV applications, coloured PV modules are an attractive alternative to the conventional black and blue ones. The Swiss module manufacturer Megasol Energie is now licensing the Fraunhofer ISE-developed Morphocolor technology for its modules.

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Fraunhofer ISE

New development of a solar heat collector for facades

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The structured facade elements collect solar heat and transfer it to the heat pump circuit. In this way, they can raise the flow temperature for heat pumps.

© ML Systems
Solar facades

Lithuania: BIPV for building designed by Daniel Libeskind

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ML System supplies photovoltaic glass to the prestigious 20-storey Artery business centre, located in Vilnius, designed by the world-famous architect Daniel Libeskind.