Programm Photovoltaik Ausgabe 2009 ... - Bundesamt für Energie BFE

Département fédéral de l’environnement, des transports, de l’énergie et
de la communication - DETEC
Office fédéral de l’énergie OFEN
IEA PVPS TASK 10 - SWISS CONTRIBUTION
Annual Report 2008
Author and Co-Authors Pierre Renaud, Lionel Perret
Institution / Company Planair SA
Address Crêt 108a, CH - 2314 La Sagne
Telephone, E-mail, Homepage +41 (0) 32 933 88 40, pierre.renaud@planair.ch, www.planair.ch
Project- / Contract Number 101562 / 151862
Duration of the Project (from – to) February 2006 – December 2008
Date 12.12.2008
ABSTRACT
The objective for Task 10 is to mainstream PV in the urban environment. Task 10 work is targeted at
the full array of stakeholders to assure the full value of PV, beyond the energy values, can be realized
by the consumer/investor and that barriers resulting from the central station energy market are resolved.
In the spring of 2008 PVPS Executive Committee meeting it was decided to extend Task 10
for the purpose of completion and packaging and dissemination of results.
Switzerland is responsible of subtask 2 (Urban Planning, Design and Development) and especially
active in subtask 3 (Technical Factors).
Subtask 1 (Economic and institutional factors) led to the finalization of the report “Value analysis”
detailing the various types of added values brought by photovoltaics. Reports about barriers resolution
and markets drivers are still under development.
For subtask 2 (Planning, design and development), Switzerland successfully submitted a Task 10
member report about PV Urban Policies. A book Photovoltaic in the Urban Environment has been
accepted. An urban planning tool is under review at the end of the year.
In subtask 3 (Technical factors), activity is more expanded than originally planned. PV Systems
“added values” include growing network demand to solar generation profile match in Europe. Barriers
analysis is focused on integrating with traditional network “business”. Switzerland is submitting 2 case
studies about PV integration into Network, including a prediction tool.
In subtask 4, (Targeted Information Development and Dissemination) a new design competition was
organised in Portugal. Achieving Task 10’s long term strategy of mainstream urban PV will require
extensive marketing of results via stakeholder targeted communication.
Swiss representation at the two Task 10 meetings (in Langkawi (Malaysia) and in Sydney (AU)) was
ensured, as well as at the Milan REE meeting to present the results of the Swiss case studies to
stakeholders for the electricity grid.
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