Abstract
A study of photovoltaic solar window technologies is reported and it focuses on their structural features, functional materials, system development, and suitability for use in practical field applications including public infrastructures and agricultural installations. Energy generation performance characteristics are summarized and compared to theory-limit predictions. Working examples of pilot-trial solar window-based installations are described. We also report on achieving electric power outputs of about 25 Wp/m2 from clear and transparent large-area glass-based solar windows.
Document Type
Journal Article
Date of Publication
2018
Location of the Work
Switzerland
Publication Title
Applied Sciences
Publisher
M D P I AG
School
Electron Science Research Institute
RAS ID
26658
Funders
Australian Research Council
Grant Number
ARC Number : LP130100130
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Comments
Vasiliev, M., & Alameh, K. (2018). Spectrally-Selective Energy-Harvesting Solar Windows for Public Infrastructure Applications. Applied Sciences, 8(6), 849. Available here.