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Promotion and Standardization of Solar Combisystems: Combisol Project Overview

The Combisol project, initiated on December 1, 2007, aims to enhance the market deployment of solar combisystems (SCS), increasing the share of heat generated from solar energy and improving installation quality. Key objectives include promoting best practices, standardizing systems, providing design recommendations, training installers, and developing dimensioning tools. The project also aims to boost consumer confidence in SCS through in-situ monitoring and information dissemination. Expected outcomes include improved training, standardized solutions, and better guidelines for manufacturers and installers.

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Promotion and Standardization of Solar Combisystems: Combisol Project Overview

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  1. Combisol project Solar Combisystems Promotion and Standardisation Starting date : December 1st, 2007 Duration : 36 months

  2. Objectives of the project Combisol will encourage an accelerated market deployment of SCS – hence a higher share of heat produced by solar energy - and will promote an improved quality of the systems installed. In particular, it will: • promote best practices for solar combisystems in new and existing buildings, • promote standardised systems and cost-effective solutions, • propose recommendations to manufacturers with regard to combisystems design, • train installers, • develop specific dimensioning tools in order to facilitate the recommendation for solar combisystems based on the EPBD methodology, • increase consumers confidence, providing information on energy efficiency of solar combisystems, based on in-situ monitoring and test labs.

  3. Expected results • Set of tools both for manufacturers and installers • Well-established test method for SCS, well accepted by manufacturers and that could be used to complete existing european standards • Improved training sessions for installers • Increase of consumers confidence in SCS with better knowledge of thermal performance • Availability of some standardised and cost-effective SCS on the market • Better management of prescription, dimensioning and installation schemes • Information to national and local authorities in order to adapt subsidy schemes

  4. For the future • As soon as possible, more information about events, progress of project, tools, future learnings……..on our future website: www.combisol.eu Thank you for your attention

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