The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (Minister Andeok -geun Ahn) announced on the twenty first that it held the opening ceremony of the constructing -type solar demonstration center in Eumseong, Chungcheongbuk -do.
The constructing -type solar demonstration center -based construction project is a complete of 14 billion won, organized by the Korea Institute of Construction and Living and Environment (KCL, Cheon Young -gil) for 39 months from April 2022 to June.
On today, about 100 people participated within the opening ceremony within the Korea Construction Living Environmental Test Research Institute, Eumseong -gun, Korea Energy Technology Evaluation Institute, solar energy society, Hanwha Solution, and Hyundai Green Energy Solutions to advertise the establishment of the constructing -type solar integrated performance evaluation infrastructure.
Constructing integrated solar energy (BIPV) is a system that uses solar modules as an exterior material, and performs power production and constructing materials at the identical time. The Ministry of Industry has announced a plan to revitalize the BIPV industry ecosystem in 2022, and expands the spread of renewable energy in 2024 and strengthens the availability network.
Lee Ho -hyun, head of the energy policy department on the Ministry of Industry, said, “It can be crucial to revitalize the solar industry with the intention to achieve the federal government’s carbon neutral goals, expand the distribution of renewable energy, and diversify renewable energy.” We are going to ask you to tackle and the federal government will actively support it. ”
Currently, the constructing -type lighting demonstration center has accomplished the development and facility construction of fireside, electricity, and construction structure, and is conducting test certification evaluation services in the sector of electricity and fire. The test certification evaluation of the architectural structure can be initiated in earnest, providing integrated test certification services to demand corporations.
By Lee Jae -seung, reporter Energy@aitimes.com
