PV-systems: the solution for zero-energy dwellings?

  • Baetens R
  • De Coninck R
  • Verbruggen B
  • et al.
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Abstract

Building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) systems are increasingly being installed on dwellings and are seen as solution for future zero-energy buildings. A problem of simultaneity however arises: the power grid is seen as virtual storage, unconventionally chargeing or potentially overcharging the distribution grid. A detailled bottom-up modellign of the household electricity consumption, the thermal plant and local BIPV electricity production goves insight into the current and future problem.

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Baetens, R., De Coninck, R., Verbruggen, B., Driesen, J., Helsen, L., & Saelens, D. (2011). PV-systems: the solution for zero-energy dwellings? TVVL Magazine 2, 28–32.

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