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Roll-to-roll manufacturing technology for high efficient multi-junction thin film silicon flexible photovoltaic modules
SE-POWERFOIL Sujets :
Scientific Research, Policies, Resources of the Sea, Fisheries, Renewable Sources of Energy, Waste Management, Energy Saving, Social Aspects, Other Energy Topics, Innovation, Technology Transfer, Transport, Energy Storage, Energy Transport, Meteorology, Environmental Protection, Fossil Fuels
Other Indexes:to,technology,manufacturing,roll
Type de contrat :
Specific Targeted Research Project
Participants :
HELIANTHOS B.V. NEDERLAND
HELIANTHOS B.V.
HELIANTHOS SOLAR CELLS PO Box 9300 Velperweg 76 NEDERLAND
FYZIKALNI USTAV AV CR CESKA REPUBLIKA
FYZIKALNI USTAV AV CR
DEPARTMENT OF OPTICAL CRYSTALS, INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS NA SLOVANCE 2 CESKA REPUBLIKA
FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM JUELICH GMBH DEUTSCHLAND
FORSCHUNGSZENTRUM JUELICH GMBH
INSTITUT FUR PHOTOVOLTAIK (IPV) Leo-Brandt-Strasse DEUTSCHLAND
CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE (CNRS)- FRANCE
CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE (CNRS)-
LABORATOIRE DE PHYSIQUE DES INTERFACES ET DES COUCHES MINCES (LPICM) 3, rue Michel-Ange FRANCE
UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD
INSTITUTE FOR MATERIALS, SALFORD UNIVERSITY The Crescent 43 UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITEIT UTRECHT NEDERLAND
UNIVERSITEIT UTRECHT
SURFACE, INTERFACES AND DEVICES Heidelberglaan 8 NEDERLAND
UNIRESEARCH BV NEDERLAND
UNIRESEARCH BV
UNIRESEARCH B.V. Elektronicaweg 16 c NEDERLAND
HELIANTHOS Netherlands
HELIANTHOS
HELIANTHOS SOLAR CELLS PO Box Velperweg 76 Netherlands
CVD TECHNOLOGIES United Kingdom
CVD TECHNOLOGIES
Cockroft Building, University of Salford Campus, T M5 4WT United Kingdom
SE-POWERFOIL aims at the development of roll-to-roll manufacturing technology for production of high-efficiency flexible photovoltaic (PV) modules. These modules allow for easy integration and installation leading to low-cost PV systems with kWh costs down to 0.10Euro/kWh or less. This is essential to create mature, subsidy-independent markets for solar electricity, cost competitive with conventional electricity sources. The target is to develop stable 12% efficient, PV modules, with more than 20 years out door lifetime and manufacturing costs below 0.5 Euro/Wp.Flexible PV laminates will allow versatile use in growth markets with billion Euro sized economic potential:1. Large power markets in which the PV laminates greatly will contribute to European objectives to establish a future sustainable, independent electricity supply system and to strengthen Europe's industry and export position2. Mass markets where flexible solar cell laminates provide cost efficient, light weight, portable power, including e.g. personal electronics, ICT, security, leisure, medical, military and affordable power for electrification in rural and remote regions.The workplan focuses on the following key issues:a) use of low-cost base materials and minimal materials consumption for devices;b) improvement of the efficiency;c) strong reduction of the production costs andd) accelerated lifetime testing (acc. IEC 61646) and outdoor monitoringThe objectives match the priority targets of PTA 6.1.3.2.6. (CALL 2006.ML). The consortium (8 participants, representing 5 EU Member States) comprises a leading developer/manufacturer of flexible PV foils and modules, a company specialized in chemical vapour deposition technology, an innovation management specialist (two of the three companies are SMEs), two research institutes and three universities each with their specific expertise in thin film silicon photovoltaic research and process technology.
Source :
cordis
PRODUCTION OF THERMOCHROMIC GLAZINGS FOR ENERGY SAVING APPLICATIONS
TERMOGLAZE Sujets :
Innovation, Technology Transfer, Coordination, Cooperation, Evaluation, Policies, Scientific Research
Type de contrat :
No contract type
Participants :
LABOR S.R.L. ITALIA
LABOR S.R.L.
RENEWABLE ENERGIES Via della Scrofa 117 ITALIA
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON.
CHEMISTRY DEPT Gower Street UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO PORTUGAL
UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO
CENTRO DE FÍSICA Largo do Paço PORTUGAL
ENERCOME S.L. ESPAÑA
ENERCOME S.L.
Av. San Juan Lopez Peñalver 21 ESPAÑA
INSTITUTO AGILUS DE INOVACAO EM TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMACAO, LDA PORTUGAL
INSTITUTO AGILUS DE INOVACAO EM TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMACAO, LDA
Av.Fernao Magalhaes, 110-1° D PORTUGAL
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA Portugal
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA LDA Rua da Estela, n.º Portugal
ENERCOME Spain
ENERCOME
Av. San Juan Lopez Peñalver 21 Spain
AGT Italy
AGT
AGT SRL Via Vigliena 10 Italy
SIVIS Italy
SIVIS
Area Industriale Italy
CVD TECHNOLOGIES United Kingdom
CVD TECHNOLOGIES
Cockroft Building, University of Salford Campus, T M5 4WT United Kingdom
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS United Kingdom
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS LTD Reme Drive, Heathpark Industrial Estate United Kingdom
Glazed surfaces are increasingly adopted in buildings but are responsible for the highest part of the energy needs of building (about 25-30%), which constitute 40% of total energy consumption in Europe. In a moderate climate, typical of European countries, buildings are subjected in some seasons to overheating, while high solar gains are desired to support space heating during other seasons. An optimal glazing should then have high solar transmittance in winter to enhance passive solar energy utilisation, while a low transmission in the solar infrared region in summer to avoid overheating or high cooling loads. The aim of the TERMOGLAZE is to realise a thermochromic switchable glazing, that adapts itself to the external climatic condition in order to optimise its behaviour, behaving like a clear surface below the transition temperature: high shading coefficient (i.e. high heat gain due to solar radiation ) and high visible transmittance; and like a spectrally selective surface above transition temperature: low shading coefficient (i.e. low heat gain) and high visible transmittance, hence without loosing too much visibility to the outside. Aim of the TERMOGLAZE project is to develop such an innovative product and an affordable and low cost production process, based on Athmospheric Pressure CVD. Targets of the TERMOGLAZE are: limited change in the visible spectrum but very significant changes in the IR portion above transition temperature: visible transmittance 50-60%, shading coefficient 40%; virtually no change in the visual aspect: colour, visibility; transition temperatures optimised for different climatic conditions in the range 20-35??C; very narrow width of hysteresis around the transition temperature; good mechanical and physical durability of the TC layer, to be realised as a solid state very thin layer (less than 250 nm); low cost investment for installation of equipment; production cost of the TC layer up to 20% of the cost of the underlying window.
Source :
cordis
PRODUCTION OF THERMOCHROMIC GLAZINGS FOR ENERGY SAVING APPLICATIONS
TERMOGLAZE Sujets :
Economic Aspects, Scientific Research
Type de contrat :
SMEs-Co-operative research contracts
Participants :
LABOR S.R.L. ITALIA
LABOR S.R.L.
RENEWABLE ENERGIES Via della Scrofa 117 ITALIA
UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO PORTUGAL
UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO
CENTRO DE FÍSICA Largo do Paço PORTUGAL
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON.
CHEMISTRY DEPT Gower Street UNITED KINGDOM
ENERCOME S.L. ESPAÑA
ENERCOME S.L.
Av. San Juan Lopez Peñalver 21 ESPAÑA
INSTITUTO AGILUS DE INOVACAO EM TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMACAO, LDA PORTUGAL
INSTITUTO AGILUS DE INOVACAO EM TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMACAO, LDA
Av.Fernao Magalhaes, 110-1° D PORTUGAL
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA Portugal
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA LDA Rua da Estela, n.º Portugal
ENERCOME Spain
ENERCOME
Av. San Juan Lopez Peñalver 21 Spain
AGT Italy
AGT
AGT SRL Via Vigliena 10 Italy
SIVIS Italy
SIVIS
Area Industriale Italy
CVD TECHNOLOGIES United Kingdom
CVD TECHNOLOGIES
Cockroft Building, University of Salford Campus, T M5 4WT United Kingdom
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS United Kingdom
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS LTD Reme Drive, Heathpark Industrial Estate United Kingdom
Glazed surfaces are increasingly adopted in buildings but are responsible for the highest part of the energy needs of building (about 25-30%), which constitute 40% of total energy consumption in Europe.In a moderate climate, typical of European countries, buildings are subjected in some seasons to overheating, while high solar gains are desired to support space heating during other seasons. An optimal glazing should then have high solar transmittance in winter to enhance passive solar energy utilisation, while a low transmission in the solar infrared region in summer to avoid overheating or high cooling loads. The aim of the TERMOGLAZE is to realise a thermochromic switchable glazing, that adapts itself to the external climatic condition in order to optimise its behaviour, behaving like a clear surface below the transition temperature: high shading coefficient (i.e. high heat gain due to solar radiation ) and high visible transmittance; and like a spectrally selective surface above transition temperature: low shading coefficient (i.e. low heat gain) and high visible transmittance, hence without loosing too much visibility to the outside. Aim of the TERMOGLAZE project is to develop such an innovative product and an affordable and low cost production process, based on Athmospheric Pressure CVD. Targets of the TERMOGLAZE are: limited change in the visible spectrum but very significant changes in the IR portion above transition temperature: visible transmittance 50-60%, shading coefficient 40%; virtually no change in the visual aspect: color, visibility; transition temperatures optimised for different climatic conditions in the range 20-35°C; very narrow width of hysteresis around the transition temperature; good mechanical and physical durability of the TC layer, to be realised as a solid state very thin layer (less than 250 nm); low cost investment for installation of equipment; production cost of the TC layer up to 20% of the cost of the underlying window.
Source :
cordis
PRODUCTION OF THERMOCHROMIC GLAZINGS FOR ENERGY SAVING APPLICATIONS
TERMOGLAZE Sujets :
Innovation, Technology Transfer, Coordination, Cooperation, Evaluation, Policies, Scientific Research
Type de contrat :
No contract type
Participants :
LABOR S.R.L. ITALIA
LABOR S.R.L.
RENEWABLE ENERGIES Via della Scrofa 117 ITALIA
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON. UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON.
CHEMISTRY DEPT Gower Street UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO PORTUGAL
UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO
CENTRO DE FÍSICA Largo do Paço PORTUGAL
ENERCOME S.L. ESPAÑA
ENERCOME S.L.
Av. San Juan Lopez Peñalver 21 ESPAÑA
INSTITUTO AGILUS DE INOVACAO EM TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMACAO, LDA PORTUGAL
INSTITUTO AGILUS DE INOVACAO EM TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMACAO, LDA
Av.Fernao Magalhaes, 110-1° D PORTUGAL
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA Portugal
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA
ESTRUTURAS METALICAS FLORPOVOA LDA Rua da Estela, n.º Portugal
ENERCOME Spain
ENERCOME
Av. San Juan Lopez Peñalver 21 Spain
AGT Italy
AGT
AGT SRL Via Vigliena 10 Italy
SIVIS Italy
SIVIS
Area Industriale Italy
CVD TECHNOLOGIES United Kingdom
CVD TECHNOLOGIES
Cockroft Building, University of Salford Campus, T M5 4WT United Kingdom
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS United Kingdom
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS
THERMOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS LTD Reme Drive, Heathpark Industrial Estate United Kingdom
Glazed surfaces are increasingly adopted in buildings but are responsible for the highest part of the energy needs of building (about 25-30%), which constitute 40% of total energy consumption in Europe. In a moderate climate, typical of European countries, buildings are subjected in some seasons to overheating, while high solar gains are desired to support space heating during other seasons. An optimal glazing should then have high solar transmittance in winter to enhance passive solar energy utilisation, while a low transmission in the solar infrared region in summer to avoid overheating or high cooling loads. The aim of the TERMOGLAZE is to realise a thermochromic switchable glazing, that adapts itself to the external climatic condition in order to optimise its behaviour, behaving like a clear surface below the transition temperature: high shading coefficient (i.e. high heat gain due to solar radiation ) and high visible transmittance; and like a spectrally selective surface above transition temperature: low shading coefficient (i.e. low heat gain) and high visible transmittance, hence without loosing too much visibility to the outside. Aim of the TERMOGLAZE project is to develop such an innovative product and an affordable and low cost production process, based on Athmospheric Pressure CVD. Targets of the TERMOGLAZE are: limited change in the visible spectrum but very significant changes in the IR portion above transition temperature: visible transmittance 50-60%, shading coefficient 40%; virtually no change in the visual aspect: colour, visibility; transition temperatures optimised for different climatic conditions in the range 20-35??C; very narrow width of hysteresis around the transition temperature; good mechanical and physical durability of the TC layer, to be realised as a solid state very thin layer (less than 250 nm); low cost investment for installation of equipment; production cost of the TC layer up to 20% of the cost of the underlying window.
Source :
cordis
Advanced materials and manufacturing technologies for photocatalytically active surfaces
PHOTOCOAT Sujets :
Transport, Meteorology, Measurement Methods, Legislation, Regulations, Standards, Scientific Research, Policies, Materials Technology, Innovation, Technology Transfer, Industrial Manufacture
Type de contrat :
Cost-sharing contracts
Participants :
FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V.* DEUTSCHLAND
FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V.*
INSTITUT FUER WERKSTOFF- UND STRAHLTECHNIK Winterbergstrasse 28 01277 DEUTSCHLAND
SAINT-GOBAIN RECHERCHE S.A. FRANCE
SAINT-GOBAIN RECHERCHE S.A.
QUAI LUCIEN LEFRANC 39 93300 FRANCE
THYSSENKRUPP STEEL A.G. DEUTSCHLAND
THYSSENKRUPP STEEL A.G.
Kaiser Wilhem Strasse 100 47166 DEUTSCHLAND
SWISS FEDERAL LABORATORIES FOR MATERIALS TESTING AND RESEARCH SCHWEIZ/SUISSE/SVIZZERA
SWISS FEDERAL LABORATORIES FOR MATERIALS TESTING AND RESEARCH
DEPARTMENT HIGH PERFORMANCE CERAMICS Ueberlandstrasse 129 8600 SCHWEIZ/SUISSE/SVIZZERA
UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE
DEPARTMENT OF PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY Cathedral Street 295 - Thomas Graham Building G1 1XL UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITAET DUISBURG-ESSEN DEUTSCHLAND
UNIVERSITAET DUISBURG-ESSEN
Universitaetstrasse 2 45117 DEUTSCHLAND
UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD UNITED KINGDOM
UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD
SCHOOL OF SCIENCES THE SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY GROUP Cockcroft Building, Peel Park Campus M5 4WT UNITED KINGDOM
DACS DVORAK ADVANCED COATINGS SOLUTIONS SCHWEIZ/SUISSE/SVIZZERA
DACS DVORAK ADVANCED COATINGS SOLUTIONS
Feuerwerkerstrasse 39 3602 SCHWEIZ/SUISSE/SVIZZERA
UNIVERSITY OF WEST BOHEMIA CESKA REPUBLIKA
UNIVERSITY OF WEST BOHEMIA
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS P.O. Box 314 Univerzitni 22 30614 CESKA REPUBLIKA
PHILIPS FRANCE France
PHILIPS FRANCE
PHILIPS DIVISION ECLAIRAGE BUSINESS GROUP LUMINAIRES B.P. 313 Rue des Brotteaux 01708 France
THYSSENKRUPP STEEL Germany
THYSSENKRUPP STEEL
Kaiser Wilhem Strasse 100 Germany
DACS DVORAK ADVANCED COATINGS SOLUTIONS Switzerland
DACS DVORAK ADVANCED COATINGS SOLUTIONS
Feuerwerkerstrasse 39 Switzerland
GALILEO AVIONICA Italy
GALILEO AVIONICA
VIA ALBERT EINSTEIN 35 Italy
CVD TECHNOLOGIES United Kingdom
CVD TECHNOLOGIES
Cockroft Building, University of Salford Campus, T M5 4WT United Kingdom
Semiconductor photocatalytic films open up a variety of "green" technologies with important new applications, e.g. auto-cleaning surfaces, elimination of organic contaminants, anti-bacterial properties, purification of air, photovoltaics, rain shedding - leading to the improvement of quality of life, health and safety. SCP materials and processes have potential to be a major new emerging exploitation technology however, to date, wide application has been hindered by the lack of materials and coating technologies. This proposal targets achieving SPC materials with a higher activity, functionality, durability and sensitivity -plus innovative large volume coating technologies, including nano-technologies. Three application demonstrators will prove their wide potential. The 14 participants from 6 countries will develop the first significant European industrial application of SCP technology in a wide range of industries.
Source :
cordis
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