The aim of the PlateCell project is to develop and demonstrate roll-2-roll electrodeposition of thin film photovoltaics based on the earth-abundant and non-toxic, CZTS, semiconductor with at least 8%
The project will be the Danish part of the recently started IEA (International Energy Agency) SHC (Solar Heating & Cooling Programme) Task 64 on Solar Process Heat. The key components of solar heating
The aim of the project is to demonstrate a full scale pit heat storage (60.000 m3 ) in combination with a large solar collector field (35.000 m2) and heat pumps (3 MW).
The main goal was to improve solar architecture as well as better qualified architects and better communication and interaction between architects, engineers, manufacturers and clients.
MicroShades are window glass panes with built-in shading based on geometric screening of solar rays, shading direct solar irradiation from the outside while having a clear outlook from the inside. The
The use of air-conditioning in Denmark is strongly increasing. Most new office buildings are equipped with airconditioning plants. Furthermore the new building regulations means an increasing need for
The project wishes to develop and test season heat storage for solar heating plant based on a salt hydrate. A line of experimental and theoretical studies shall help define how the heat storage is
The project aims at developing and demonstrating a new fluent and isolated selling construction for the 10.000m3 water heating storage in Marstal Fjernvarme. The solution is expected to be implemented
The aim of the project is to measure the collector efficiency and investigate the state of a few old solar collectors for solar heating plants. The collectors, which will be investigated, have been in
This Solar Thermal Action Plan is a follow up on the Solar Thermal Strategy, which showed large potentials for utilization of solar thermal in Denmark. In the Action Plan it is shown how the ambitious
The goal of the project is the continued development and validation of a PowerShade window and facade element, which is a strong solar shading and a semi-transparent solar cell. The core technology is
The project aims over a three year period to install approximately 1 MWp of grid connected PV systems on a selection of the municipal buildings targeting coverage of all major building applications, e
The objective of the project is to document and demonstrate the economic, functional and aesthetical potential of thin-film PV installations under Northern European conditions.
The project generated important knowledge about practical light measurements, but also an awareness of the need to characterise light and PV cells with varying spectral light distribution. To address