Description :
It seems obvious for anyone from the PV community that PV has become one of the most competitive sources of electricity. But is this sufficient to convince policymakers and energy stakeholders that PV is the key source of energy of this century?
This event will browse the key questions related to PV development, in Asia and globally, with a focus on the integration of PV in buildings, the transport sector and the potential for decarbonization through green hydrogen.
Program:
Introduction: Gaëtan Masson, IEA PVPS Task 1 Operating Agent
Session 1: Status of PV Technology and Markets: a presentation of the IEA PVPS Trends report
Session 2: PV in buildings and transport
Session 3: From green hydrogen to solar fuels, hydrogen as the missing link in PV mass development?
Concluding remarks: Chinho Park, Yeungnam University, General Chair PVSEC-30
Slides :
1Session 1: Status of PV Technology and Markets: a presentation of the IEA PVPS Trends report
- Trends in the PV markets
Gaëtan Masson, IEA-PVPS & Becquerel Institute, Belgium - Trends in the PV industry
Izumi Kaizuka, RTS-Corporation, Japan
2Session 2: PV in buildings and transport
- Trends in Solar Heating and Cooling applications from PV
Daniel Mugnier, Tecsol, France - Trends in BIPV development, a summary of IEA-PVPS Task 15
Johannes Eisenlohr, Technikum Wien - Trends in PV for transport, a summary of IEA PVPS Task 17
Toshio Hirota, Waseda University, Japan
3Session 3: From green hydrogen to solar fuels, hydrogen as the missing link in PV mass development?
- The role of Green Hydrogen in a solar Powered business models
Lionel Perret, Planair, Switzerland - The role of Green Hydrogen in a solar Powered energy transformation
Christian Breyer, LUT, Finland