The objective of Task 66 is the development of economic and ecologic feasible energy supply concepts with high solar fractions. Task 66 addresses single-family buildings, multi-story residential buildings as well as building blocks and communities, with regard to new and existing buildings.
The agenda of the workshop can be found below or at the following link.
AGENDA
Welcome and Presentation of Task 66
Dr. Harald Drück, Task Manager of Task 66, Institute for Building Energetics, Thermotechnology and Energy Storage (IGTE), University of Stuttgart, Germany
Prof. Frank Späte, OTH-AW, Germany
The Jenni system – 45 years of experience in solar thermal applications for buildings
Marcel Krebs, Jenni Energietechnik, Switzerland
Combining active and passive solar concepts in building design: Case study of prabha Bhavan, MNIT Jaipur, India
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jyotirmay Mathur, Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Centre for Energy and Environment, India
Design, construction and operation of a solar thermal family home
Michael Hövel, Sonnenhaus Institut e.V. – Ingenieurbüro Exergenion, Germany
Digitalising the building integrated PV
Dr. Rebecca Yang, Solar Energy Application Lab, School of Property, Construction and Project Management, RMIT University Melbourne, Australia
Thin-Film Solar for Buildings: How Ascent Solar Technologies is Changing the Game with Lightweight, Flexible PV
Paul Warley, CEO of Ascent Solar Technologies, Inc., USA
Solar Concepts and monitoring results of buildings with high solar thermal fraction in Austria
Walter Becke, AEE INTEC, Austria
Final discussion and closing
Dr. Harald Drück, Task Manager Task 66, IGTE, University of Stuttgart, Germany