PHOTOVOLTAIC / 01
Integrated system
100 kW
Integration into the building
A configuration in which the photovoltaic system is inserted into the structure of the building. Photography allows us to read the relationship between surface and modules.
TèKHNE / PROJECTS / PHOTOVOLTAIC
Different surfaces.
Energy from the sun.
Four examples of systems developed and created by TèKHNE: integration into the building, curved roofs, shelters and warehouse pitches.
PHOTOVOLTAIC / PROJECTS
Surfaces become
part of the system.
The selection recounts different configurations through original photographs and published powers.
Explore the four plants ↓01 / THE OVERVIEW
A technology.
More configurations.
The projects developed and implemented include mainly medium and large-sized plants. The four examples show how photovoltaics can be placed in different structures and surfaces.
From the 100 kW integrated system to the 300 kW industrial roof slope, the applications tell different ways of inserting energy production into spaces.
- Integrated system
- 100 kW
- System on a vaulted roof
- 80 kW
- Photovoltaic shelter
- 24 kW
- System on a warehouse roof slope
- 300 kW
02 / THE SYSTEMS
Four projects,
up close.
Select a photograph to enlarge it and browse the gallery.
PHOTOVOLTAIC / 02
System on a vaulted roof
80 kW
The curved roof
An application on a vaulted roof. The geometry of the surface becomes the distinctive feature of this intervention.
PHOTOVOLTAIC / 03
Photovoltaic shelter
24 kW
A dedicated structure
The shelter houses the modules and combines the roofing function with that of electricity production.
PHOTOVOLTAIC / 04
System on a warehouse roof slope
300 kW
The industrial context
The warehouse roof slope houses the most powerful system among those presented in this selection.
Data and photographs: original page TèKHNE ↗.
03 / THE SERVICE APPROACH
The configuration is born
from context.
The choices for a new plant start from the characteristics of the site.
Read surfaces
Spaces, geometries and characteristics of the building orient the configuration to be evaluated.
Know your consumption
The expected production is compared with the needs and with the energy use profile.
Connect the choices
Design, economic evaluation and planning develop as parts of the same path.
FROM PROJECT TO SERVICE
Evaluate photovoltaics.
Start from your surfaces.
YOUR NEXT INTERVENTION
Let's start from the context.
Let's define the project.
Let's discuss the needs, spaces and priorities of your organization.