NEW MEMBER STATES EXPERIENCE PV-NAS-NET

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NEW MEMBER STATES EXPERIENCE PV-NAS-NET
Stanislaw M. Pietruszko Centre of
PhotovoltaicsWarsaw University of Technology
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PV-NAS-NET
Czech Republic Estonia Hungary Latvia Lithuania Po
land Slovakia Slovenia Bulgaria
Romania Netherlands Greece
Austria Finland Switzerland
Cyprus Malta
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PV-NAS-NET Objectives

• Identification of
• Organization of PV RTD and demo activities
• Stakeholders involved in RTD
• Scientific potential of NMCS PV community
• PV activities carried out in NMCS countries
• PV policies and support mechanisms
• Achievements and barriers, challenges and needs
  to PV development
• Recommendations for PV development

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PV-NAS-NET
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PV in NMCS
2006
2007 12 NMS Croatia, Serbia Turkey
2005
2003
2004
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Installed PV power
Total 1 800 kW
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Trends in the installed PV power
2006 (est.) 2300 kW
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Number of staff working in the field of PV in
the NMCS in 2005.
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Funds spent on PV RTD and demonstration/disseminat
ion
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Examples of PV installations
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PV-NAS-NETSuccess story

• Uniting a multinational consortium into a long
  term network focused on common actions
• Delivering a substantial knowledge on PV status
  quo in the region
• Elaboration and dissemination of joint sector
  recommendations
• European PV Platform
• Replication potential for other sectors

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PV-NAS-NET Follow-up

• cooperation development of the established
  NETWORK as a base for future coordination
• yearly PV status update
• monitoring implementation of recommendations in
  the target region
• raising awarness

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WWW.PV-NAS.NET
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PV-NAS-NET Partners

• Bulgaria P. Vitanov, D. Malinowska (2005), CL
  SENES
• Cyprus P. Christodoulos, CIE (2005)
• Czech Republic P. Klimek, CZREA and J. Rehak,
  SOLARTEC
• Estonia E. Mellikov, TTU
• Hungary M. Pálfy, Solart-System
• Latvia P. Shipkovs, IPE LAS
• Lithuania A. Krotkus, SPI
• Malta Anthony Sammut, MRA (2005)
• Romania L. Fara, NARE S. Fara, IPA
  Dan Teodoreanu (2005), ICPE-NESL
• Slovak Republic V. Šály, SUT
• Slovenia F. Nemac, APE
• Netherlands J. Swens, Senternovem
• Switzerland S. Nowak, NET Nowak Energy
  Technology,
• Greece C. Protogeropoulos, CRES
• Austria H. Fechner, Arsenal

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Warsaw University of Technology PV CENTRE Dr.
Stanislaw M. Pietruszko IMiO PW, Koszykowa 75,
00-662 Warsaw, Poland tel. [phone],
7530 fax [phone] pietruszko_at_pv.pl
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Area of interest

• PV systems

• Amorphous silicon solar cells

• Education

• Strategy, promotion, and dissemination

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Outdoor Test Facility
Computer simulation
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PV systems monitored by PV Centre
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Co-operation

• National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), CO,
  USA
• Joint Research Centre, Ispra
• Kyung Hee University, Dept. of Physics, Seoul,
  Korea
• Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India
• Fraunhofer ISE Freiburg, Germany
• BP Poland
• Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw
• Institute of Electron Technology and Materials
  (ITME), Warsaw
• Institute of Electron Technology (ITE), Warsaw

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PROJECTS

• PV-ERA-NET
• PV-EC-NETCo-ordination of European and National
  RTD Programmes for PV Solar Energy
• PVNETDevelopment of a Roadmap for PV RD in the
  EU
• PV-NAS-NETCo-ordination of NAS and European
  Union RTD Programmes on PV Solar Energy (as a
  co-ordinator)
• ENERBUILDNetwork Energy in the Built
  Environment,
• PV-Enlargement
• SOLTRAINPV Training Courses in EU Candidate
  Countries,
• BIPV-CIS
• PV Catapult
• US DOE, Ecolinks
• Grants from Warsaw University of Technology
• Grants from Ministry of Science

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