Towards a successful Dutch BIPV sector

Arthur de Vries; Alain Kahn; Raul Comuth; Wijnand van Hooff; Guust Verpaalen; Cor Maas; Stan de Ridder; Paul de Jong; Wim Wall, van de; Zeger A.E.P. Vroon; Ando Kuypers; Josco Kester; Roland M.E. Valckenborg; Wilfried G.J.H.M. van Sark; Roel C.G.M. Loonen; Ruud Derks; Erik Teunissen

Towards a successful Dutch BIPV sector

Arthur de Vries, Alain Kahn, Raul Comuth, Wijnand van Hooff, Guust Verpaalen, Cor Maas, Stan de Ridder, Paul de Jong, Wim Wall, van de, Zeger A.E.P. Vroon, Ando Kuypers, Josco Kester, Roland M.E. Valckenborg, Wilfried G.J.H.M. van Sark, Roel C.G.M. Loonen, Ruud Derks, Erik Teunissen

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Abstract

The main result of the ‘Werkelijk Bouwen aan BIPV’ project (Really building with BIPV) project is the organisation of a strong Dutch BIPV community, to encourage knowledge sharing, and resulting business development by collaboration of (SMEs) businesses, R&D institutions and the solar- and building associations. This resulted in an increase in the use of BIPV in several building projects in Netherlands, and as a result in economic growth. The project has run from 2017 until the mid 2020, and was a follow-up to the national BIPV Roadmap, issued in early 2016.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of EU PVSEC 2020
Publication status	Published - 2020

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