Photovoltaic in concrete

Building-integrated photovoltaics in concrete facades

The integration of renewable energy is a challenge for modern architecture. Hering photovoltaic concrete elements allow modules to be directly integrated into architectural precast cladding. This eliminates the need for additional building-technology planning and the subsequent installation of energy generators. Instead these are included directly in the design by the architect. When combined with Hering architectural precast concrete, a whole new range of result design and functional possibilities opens up - whether the concrete remains visible next to the photovoltaic modules or not.

Here the photovoltaic modules are bonded directly to the concrete without the use of an additional frame using Polytransmitter and thus can be seamlessly integrated into the concrete facade without any variation in the fastening system.


Sample element made of smooth, white architectural precast concrete with an integrated photovoltaic module

In combination with betoShell^®, the photovoltaic modules can also be used without the surrounding concrete areas.

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