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Introducing a Review on Colouring Solutions for BIPV Modules We are sharing a detailed review article on colouring solutions for building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) modules, authored by Alejandro Borja Block and colleagues for. This paper covers the various technologies used to color BIPV modules, their functions, benefits, and challenges. Key Highlights: 🔹 Overview of colouring technologies for BIPV modules. 🔹 Examination of coloured PV products, pricing, and power output. 🔹 Insights into reliability, stability, and future challenges. 🔹 Discussion on the social, economic, and environmental impacts. Specifically, the Kromatix™ technology is highlighted in the review: 🔸 Based on an interferential multilayer stack on the inner side of PV front glass. 🔸 Designed to minimize angular dependency of color. 🔸 Offers a variety of colors with minimal performance loss (2%-8% depending on color). 🔸 Examples include installations at EPFL and the Copenhagen International School. With the need for global decarbonization, integrating PV technology into buildings is a strategy to generate electricity where it's needed most, while maintaining architectural aesthetics. Read the full article here: Colouring solutions for building integrated photovoltaic modules: A review https://lnkd.in/eWU6cFWb #Kromatix #BIPV #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #SustainableArchitecture #Technologies #ColouringSolutions #BuildingDesign #EnergyEfficiency #GreenBuilding https://lnkd.in/eWU6cFWb Initially spotted by Laure-Emmanuelle Perret 😉

Colouring solutions for building integrated photovoltaic modules: A review

Colouring solutions for building integrated photovoltaic modules: A review

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Philip Kwang

Managing Director at Facade Global Master Pte Ltd, Adjunct Lecturer at Department of Architecture and BCA Academy.

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