Building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) technology is one of the most promising solutions to harvest clean electricity on-site and support the zero carbon transition of cities.
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1. Introduction Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) concepts have recently gained traction due to a several of attractive aspects other than energy generation, such as seamless integration to the building envelope, lowering cost compared to PV panel retrofitting and architectural aesthetic appeal .
A PV system attached to a building can generate an adequate amount of energy for the building.
In technical aspect, BIPV on the façade of high-rise building has a potential to be exploited where it was proven by studies done by Hoseinzadeh in a case study on energy performance of BIPV on high-rise building was carried out in Tehran .
Reduction of energy consumption due to the use of third-generation photovoltaic panels is achieved by changing the material structure. But integrating them with buildings requires an acceptable form, type of light-transmitting facade and the orientation of the building.
The transparent components of buildings and facades are the most suitable building blocks that can easily integrate third-generation PV technologies. Extensive surfaces (especially in high-rise buildings) allow better exposure to the Sun and easily integrate with wiring and other electrical equipment.
In this study, we propose a new type of dynamic and vertical photovoltaic integrated building envelope (dvPVBE) that achieves the fundamental functions of traditional PVBEs, responds to weather changes, and mitigates the impact on architectural aesthetics.
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