solar power shades slide deck 6.2014

11
What do you see? An office building? Wrong! 614 1

Upload: yuvee-inc

Post on 18-Dec-2014

129 views

Category:

Design


2 download

DESCRIPTION

This white paper/slide deck asks what you see when you look at glass office buildings, condominium towers and even regular windows anywhere. The answer is in the slide deck.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

What  do  you  see?    An  office  building?    Wrong!  

6-­‐14   1  

Page 2: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

Here  are  some  hints:    Height  =  241,1m  (791,)    Surface  area  =  185.806  m2  (2,000,000  ,2)    Materials  =  glass  curtain  wall  on  steel  frame  

6-­‐14   2  

Page 3: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

Answer:    Any?me  you  see  an  office  or  condominium  building,  you  should  be  thinking:  this  should  be  a  big  solar  power  genera?on  source  

6-­‐14   3  

Page 4: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

What  do  you  see?    A  window?    Wrong!  

6-­‐14   4  

Page 5: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

Answer:    Any?me  you  see  a  window,  you  should  be  thinking:  this  should  be  a  (small)  solar  power  genera?on  source  

6-­‐14   5  

Page 6: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

How?    

Solar  Power  Shades  

6-­‐14   6  

Page 7: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

Importance  1.  It  is  criBcal  to  increase  local-­‐site,  clean  power  producBon  

2.  Windows  are  everywhere,  but  the  focus  has  been  on  reducing  solar  affects  on  interiors,  rather  than  on  uBlizing  their  solar  power  generaBng  potenBal  

3.  Solar  power  shades  are  a  powerful,  new  and  easy  way  to  convert  office  and  apartment  buildings  and  homes  into  producers  of  energy  …  without  any  changes  to  or  installaBons  on  the  exterior  of  the  buildings    

4.  Easy  to  install  

•  Office  buildings  are  difficult  to  retro-­‐fit  with  exterior  solar  panels,  but  adding  solar  shades  to  the  interior  of  windows  is  straighSorward  

•  Homes  may  or  may  not  be  easy  to  add  exterior  solar  panels,  but,  again,  most  windows  have  some  form  of  window  treatment  and  adding  solar  panel  shades  to  the  interior  of  windows  is  straighSorward  

6-­‐14   7  

Page 8: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

Example  ExisBng  Solar  “Shade”  Systems  

1.     US  Army  Solar  Tent  with  Power  Storage  h[p://www.usaraf.army.mil/NEWS/NEWS_110817_SOLAR_SHADE.html  

 

2.    PaBo  Solar  Umbrella  h[p://gizmodo.com/5911427/stylish-­‐sun-­‐shade-­‐is-­‐the-­‐easiest-­‐way-­‐to-­‐harness-­‐solar-­‐power-­‐for-­‐your-­‐home    

6-­‐14   8  

Page 9: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

Many  Addi?onal  Benefits  ü  Building  security  

•  if  external  power  grid  is  hampered,  electricity  from  the  building’s  window  solar  panels  run  independently  

ü  Familiarity  •   as  more  people  become  aware  of  the  ease  of  use  and  implementaBon  of  solar,  

the  use  becomes  more  widespread  

ü  Grid  stability  •  Reduces  demand  during  daylight  hours  of  grid-­‐based  electricity  

ü  Tax  benefits  •  Increases  a  building  or  home’s  green  energy  profile  

ü  Easy  to  implement  incrementally  6-­‐14   9  

Page 10: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

     

Do  something  real  about  climate  change!  Start  the  meme!  

 Whenever  you  see  a  window:  

   

(1)  take  a  photo      

(2)  tweet  with    

 #windowsareforgeneraBngpower        

6-­‐14   10  

Page 11: Solar power shades slide deck   6.2014

ConverBng  windows  to  solar  power  generaBng  plants  via  solar  shades  

 Submi[ed  by  Tim  Higginson  

 InnovaBon  Expert,  Inventor,  Company  Founder    

www.linkedin.com/in/Bmhigginson  

Tim  has  an  extensive  track  record  in  developing  and  commercializing  innovaBons  in  a  wide  range  of  industries,  building  start-­‐up  companies,  building  and  managing  engineering  teams,  execuBng  on  innovaBve  business  models,  and  developing  global  patent  porSolios.    Tim  is  focused  on  building  www.webhub.mobi  “A  Social  Atlas  of  the  Web”  where  anyone,  anywhere  can  create  “maps”  of  the  Web  on  any  topic  they  like.  

6-­‐14   11