Objective
The use of renewable energy in the building sector is today dominated by the application of solar domestic hot water and PV systems in single-family houses. In order to significantly increase the use of renewable energy in the building sector, concepts have to be developed for large buildings. In these buildings high fractions of the energy demand can only be met with renewable energy sources, when the façade is used for energy conversion in addition to the roof. This is especially true for buildings with a small roof area compared to the floor area (“high-rise buildings”) and for existing buildings which generally have a higher energy demand than new buildings. Therefore the main focus of the project is to convert facades of existing “high-rise buildings” into multifunctional, energy gaining components. This goal will be achieved through the - development of new multi-functional façade components which combine standard features and the use of renewable energy resources and the - development of new business and cost models which consider the whole life cycle of a building and which incorporate the benefits from reduced running costs and greenhouse-gas emissions. The new components will in particular profit from the application of nano-structured coatings and films which will enhance their performance and durability due to antireflective, anti-soiling and seasonal shading functionality. In order to achieve a successful development and implementation of these new technologies and concepts European key actors from construction industry and energy research have agreed to collaborate within this project. The project results will be an important support for the European technology platforms ECTP, ESTTP and PV-platform in which the project partners have a leading role.
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- engineering and technology materials engineering coating and films
- engineering and technology environmental engineering energy and fuels energy conversion
- engineering and technology environmental engineering energy and fuels renewable energy solar energy photovoltaic
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FP7-NMP-2007-LARGE-1
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80686 MUNCHEN
Germany
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79110 FREIBURG
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31192 SARRIGUREN
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28033 MADRID
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75008 Paris
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28033 MADRID
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31029 VITTORIO VENETO
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10829 BERLIN
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285 21 Markaryd
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37697 Lauenforde
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79780 STUHLINGEN
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60313 FRANKFURT AM MAIN
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99-301 KUTNO
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16129 GENOVA
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4142 MUNCHENSTEIN
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79232 MARCH BUCHHEIM
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77420 Champs Sur Marne
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1755 LE PETTEN
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10 561 ATHINA
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48160 DERIO BIZKAIA
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2595 DA Den Haag
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70174 Stuttgart
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1000 Ljubljana
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4879 AE ETTEN LEUR
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5275 GODOVIC
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2518 LE DEN HAAG
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79232 March-Buchheim
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