L R AS Published on Sunday 6 March 2016 - n° 137 - Categories:divers autour du PV

L'espagnol Onyx Solar a fabriqué le verre photovoltaïque pour le centre de loisirs situé à Miami (Etats-Unis)

   L'espagnol Onyx Solar a fabriqué le verre photovoltaïque pour le centre de loisirs situé à Miami (Etats-Unis). 300 unités de verre de silicium cristallin ont été installées sur 14 puits de lumière circulaire : ce verre éclaire la surface en dessous et produit de l'énergie, réduisant de 44 % la demande d'énergie pour la climatisation du bâtiment. Cette construction a obtenu la certification LEED Gold, le plus haut niveau de la durabilité que peut obtenir un bâtiment
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