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Advancements in Solar Energy and Building Physics Research at EPFL

The Laboratory of Solar Energy and Building Physics (LESO-PB) at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL) is dedicated to innovative research in solar energy technologies and their integration into building design. Directed by Prof. Dr. Jean-Louis Scartezzini, the lab focuses on sustainable urban development, advanced daylighting technologies, and biomimetic building technologies. With a budget of 3.5 million CHF per year and a robust team of 40 scientific collaborators, LESO-PB leads significant advancements in enhancing energy efficiency in architecture.

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Advancements in Solar Energy and Building Physics Research at EPFL

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  1. R&D HIGHLIGHTS SOLAR ENERGYAND BUILDING PHYSICS LABORATORY Prof. Dr Jean-Louis SCARTEZZINI School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC) Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL)

  2. SOLAR ENERGY & BUILDING PHYSICS DIRECTOR : Prof. Dr Jean-Louis SCARTEZZINI GROUP LEADERS : Dr Nicolas MOREL Dr Jérôme KAEMPF Dr Andreas SCHUELER MSc Christian ROECKER RESEARCH STAFF : 40 Scientific Collaborators SUPPORT STAFF : 5 Technical Collaborators BUDGET : 3 - 5 Millions CHF / Year

  3. District Heating Electricity Motor Fuel Natural Gas Heating Fuel Waste Coal Wood NATIONAL R&D PRIORITIES SWISS FINAL ENERGY DEMAND 1 000 000 6000 WATTS SOCIETY 900 000 800 000 700 000 600 000 LPAS Final Energy Demand [TJ] 500 000 400 000 300 000 2000 WATTS SOCIETY 200 000 100 000 0 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000

  4. Active & Passive Solar Facades LESO-PB TRACK RECORD Sustainable Southern Façade Refurbishing (1999) LESO Solar Experimental Building (1982) “Los Alamos Type” Test Cells (1975)

  5. IEA Demonstration Site 15 BIPV Pavilions - EPFL Campus LESO-PB TRACK RECORD BUILDING INTEGRATION OF PHOTOVOLTAICS BIPV Power Plants

  6. LESO-PB R&D PRIORITIES RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES INTEGRATION ADVANCED DAYLIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES NANOSOLAR TECHNOLOGIES COMPLEX SYSTEMS BIOMIMETIC BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

  7. DAYLIGHTING DESIGN TOOLS & SYSTEMS ADVANCEDDAYLIGHTINGTECHNOLOGY Scanning Sky Simulator Bidirectional Goniophotometer Anidolic Daylighting Systems

  8. Lighting Dimmer Mini-Met Station Presence Sensor Heater Actuator BIOMIMETIC BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES BEMS WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY http://www.adhoco.com/

  9. SUSTAINABLE URBAN NEIGHBOUROOD MODELLING TOOL (CitySIM) SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT • Integrated resources flow modelling of urban neighbourhoods (energy, water and waste) • Sensibility to urban microclimate, human behaviour and local synergetic exchanges

  10. NANOSTRUCTURED THIN FILMS & MATERIALS TiO2 Solar Radiation SiO2 Solar Radiation QD Planar Concentrator PV PV Reflected Component NANOSOLAR TECHNOLOGIES

  11. REN TECHNOLOGIES INTEGRATION BUILDING INTEGRATION OF SOLAR THERMAL COLLECTORS

  12. LESO-PB TECH TRANSFER • ACTIONS • International Congress • Scientific Literature • Industrial Patents • Spin-off Companies • Standard Organisations • Qualified Expertises

  13. More Information available at : http://leso.epfl.ch

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