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<p>Biosolar panels represent an innovative solution in the field of energy efficient and eco-friendly buildings. They combine solar technologies such as photovoltaic panels and solar thermal collectors with living ecosystems, creating sustainable structures capable of generating energy while contributing to biodiversity conservation. Biosolar panels are gaining popularity in many countries, especially in large cities striving to reduce building carbon footprints and improve environmental quality. Their applications include commercial buildings, residential complexes, and public institutions. Notable projects include the “Daramu house” in Sydney consisting of a green roof and solar panels, and the “Guardian Building” in Saint Paul, which uses smart sensors to optimize energy efficiency, and other smaller projects that will be mentioned in the article. Research projects actively explore new technologies for biosolar roofs or facades. One example is the study of integrated biotic systems and solar panels, which has the potential to enhance the efficiency of a system. This paper focuses on defining biosolar panels, highlighting their advantages and disadvantages, providing an over-view of their global utilization, and finally showcasing significant projects and research in this field.</p>
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Biosolar panels represent an innovative solution in the field of energy efficient and eco-friendly buildings. They combine solar technologies such as photovoltaic panels and solar thermal collectors with living ecosystems, creating sustainable structures capable of generating energy while contributing to biodiversity conservation. Biosolar panels are gaining popularity in many countries, especially in large cities striving to reduce building carbon footprints and improve environmental quality. Their applications include commercial buildings, residential complexes, and public institutions. Notable projects include the “Daramu house” in Sydney consisting of a green roof and solar panels, and the “Guardian Building” in Saint Paul, which uses smart sensors to optimize energy efficiency, and other smaller projects that will be mentioned in the article. Research projects actively explore new technologies for biosolar roofs or facades. One example is the study of integrated biotic systems and solar panels, which has the potential to enhance the efficiency of a system. This paper focuses on defining biosolar panels, highlighting their advantages and disadvantages, providing an over-view of their global utilization, and finally showcasing significant projects and research in this field.

Biosolar panels: An innovative solution for sustainable construction

Construction of Optimized Energy Potential

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Biosolar panels represent an innovative solution in the field of energy efficient and eco-friendly buildings. They combine solar technologies such as...

Biosolar panels: An innovative solution for sustainable construction

Publié en ligne: 02 déc. 2023

Pages: 172 - 181

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17512/bozpe.2023.12.19

Mots clés
biosolar system, biosolar roofs, sustainable construction, energy efficiency, biodiversity, solar technologies

© 2023 Pavol Knut et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Biosolar panels: An innovative solution for sustainable construction

Publié en ligne: 02 déc. 2023

Pages: 172 - 181

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17512/bozpe.2023.12.19

Mots clésbiosolar system, biosolar roofs, sustainable construction, energy efficiency, biodiversity, solar technologies

© 2023 Pavol Knut et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Mots clés
biosolar system, biosolar roofs, sustainable construction, energy efficiency, biodiversity, solar technologies