Experimental Investigation on the Performances of Innovative PV Vertical Structures

Graziella Giglia; Antonino Imburgia; Guido Ala; Gabriele Adamo; Riccardo Pernice; Rosario Miceli; Alessandro Busacca; Gianluca Acciari; Patrizia Livreri; Antonino Parisi; Filippo Pellitteri; Giuseppe Schettino; Massimo Caruso; Pietro Romano; Fabio Viola

Experimental Investigation on the Performances of Innovative PV Vertical Structures

Graziella Giglia, Antonino Imburgia, Guido Ala, Gabriele Adamo, Riccardo Pernice, Rosario Miceli, Alessandro Busacca, Gianluca Acciari, Patrizia Livreri, Antonino Parisi, Filippo Pellitteri, Giuseppe Schettino, Massimo Caruso, Pietro Romano, Fabio Viola

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The sustainable development of our planet is considerably related to a relevant reduction of CO2 global emissions, with building consumption contributing more than 40%. In this scenario, new technological conceptions, such as building-integrated photovoltaic technology, emerged in order to satisfy the requirements of sustainability imposed by the European Union. Therefore, the aim of this work is to provide a technical and economical comparison of the performances of different vertical-mounted innovative photovoltaic systems, potentially integrated on a building instead of on traditional windows or glass walls. The proposed investigation was carried out by means of experimental tests on three different next-generation vertical structures. The related results are described and discussed, highlighting the advantages and the drawbacks of the proposed technologies.

Original language	English
Number of pages	18
Journal	Photonics
Volume	6
Publication status	Published - 2019

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Giglia, G., Imburgia, A., Ala, G., Adamo, G., Pernice, R., Miceli, R., Busacca, A., Acciari, G., Livreri, P., Parisi, A., Pellitteri, F., Schettino, G., Caruso, M., Romano, P., & Viola, F. (2019). Experimental Investigation on the Performances of Innovative PV Vertical Structures. Photonics, 6.

Experimental Investigation on the Performances of Innovative PV Vertical Structures. / Giglia, Graziella ; Imburgia, Antonino ; Ala, Guido ; Adamo, Gabriele ; Pernice, Riccardo ; Miceli, Rosario ; Busacca, Alessandro ; Acciari, Gianluca ; Livreri, Patrizia ; Parisi, Antonino ; Pellitteri, Filippo ; Schettino, Giuseppe ; Caruso, Massimo ; Romano, Pietro ; Viola, Fabio.

In: Photonics, Vol. 6, 2019.

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Giglia, Graziella ; Imburgia, Antonino ; Ala, Guido ; Adamo, Gabriele ; Pernice, Riccardo ; Miceli, Rosario ; Busacca, Alessandro ; Acciari, Gianluca ; Livreri, Patrizia ; Parisi, Antonino ; Pellitteri, Filippo ; Schettino, Giuseppe ; Caruso, Massimo ; Romano, Pietro ; Viola, Fabio. / Experimental Investigation on the Performances of Innovative PV Vertical Structures. In: Photonics. 2019 ; Vol. 6.

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