Leonardi, E. and Polo Lopez, Cristina Silvia and Durante, A. and Schmidt, Anne and Lucchi, Elena and Franco, Giovanna and Sevela, P. and Eisenlohr, Johannes and Hatt, Tobias and Adami, J. and Curtis, Roger (2021) IEA SHC Task 59 | EBC Annex 76 | Report D.C1-V, Conservation compatible energy retrofit technologies Part V: Documentation and assessment of integrated solar thermal and photovoltaic systems with high conservation compatibility. Technical Report International Energy Agency IEA , Westminster, London, England.
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Abstract
Many examples of real applications of solar energy in historical buildings have been collected and documented, thanks to the work carried out for the international expert group participating in IEASHC Task 59 / IEA-EBC Annex 76 (Sub-Task C4) and documented in the following chapters. Different examples that present real case studies are documented, where solar systems are attached to the building (building attached solar photovoltaic BAPV or solar thermal solutions BAST) or integrated into the building envelope as a more technically and functionally integrated element (BIPV or BAST).This report also contains some innovative technical solar solutions still in research development, in this case decontextualized and not applied specifically in historical buildings, which demonstrate the great potential of these technologies to be applied in renovation or existing buildings as well as historical heritage or sensitive contexts in the near future.
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