Performance Assessment of BIPV Systems: From Current Normative Framework to Next Developments

Bonomo, Pierluigi; Parolini, Fabio; Saretta, Erika; Frontini, Francesco; Caccivio, Mauro; Bellenda, Giovanni; Seoane, J.M. Vega de; Valencia, Daniel; Machado, Marcela; Boddaert, S.

doi:10.4229/eupvsec20192019-6bv.4.6

36th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition; 1804-1810 2019

DOI: 10.4229/eupvsec20192019-6bv.4.6

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Performance Assessment of BIPV Systems: From Current Normative Framework to Next Developments

Pierluigi Bonomo¹,

Fabio Parolini²,

Erika Saretta³

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Risk-Benefit Assessment Scheme for Renewable Solar Solutions in Traditional and Historic Buildings

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Within the framework of IEA-SHC Task 59, a multidisciplinary team of experts from around the world has come together to investigate current approaches for energy retrofit of the built heritage with energy efficiency conservation-compatible measures, in accordance with cultural and heritage values, and to check and adapt the new standard EN-16883:2017 for historic buildings. This paper introduces activities within IEA-SHC Task 59 (Subtask C) focused on retrofit solutions with high impact on sustainability, energy efficiency, and the integration of renewables, which is the main goal of the solar group, focused on the integrated solar systems for historic buildings. Relying on an extensive, detailed, and accurate collection of case studies of application of solar photovoltaic and thermal systems in historic buildings, the assessment criteria of the standard have been reviewed and tailored for better solar implementation evaluation in a heritage context. All this is studied based on technical compatibility, the heritage significance of the building and its settings, the economic viability, the energy performances and indoor environmental quality and use, as well as the impact on the outdoor environment of solar renewables.

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Risk-Benefit Assessment Scheme for Renewable Solar Solutions in Traditional and Historic Buildings

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