Building Integrated Photo Voltaic (BIPV)
BIPV essentially can be the façade of a building with solar modules incorporated in the panels. It can be in different forms and with wide ranging of application.
Building Integrated Photo Voltaic (BIPV)
BIPV essentially can be the façade of a building with solar modules incorporated in the panels. It can be in different forms and with wide ranging of application.
EXTENSIVE BENEFITS OF BIPV
Advantages of deploying BIPV Technology
Saves building materials and labour cost
Reduces building lifecycle costs through solar energy generation
Energy saving thus reducing electricity cost
Produce excessive power can be sell-off to the grid hence an additional revenue stream
More efficient & effective solar conversion and power generation with wider vertical area than horizontal rooftop space installed solar panels
Aesthetically blend-in and integrated with façade design
Can also be the façade cladding of buildings
Flexible in its utilisation, can be modular external mounted single installation modules at existing façade, blinds and sunshades or reinstallation at the gable-end wall.
Power generated can be an alternative source from main grid power to power essential services of the building
Balance energy generation and consumption to achieve peak power generation at different times of the day with different sun position at different times of the day
Blocks heat from sun before direct entering into the building
Save energy by reducing air conditioning cost
Generate energy from solar cells can offset energy consumption
Maturing technique with better efficiency panels and new generation PV modules enhance performances and energy output
Cost is coming down and will come down further over mid to long term when more people utilising this technology
Enhance occupant workplace safety & health with lower indoor glare index value as well as outdoor glare coefficient
Contribute to the global effort to mitigate climate change and reduce carbon footprints so as to reduce global warming
Reduce reliance to power from power grid thus can reduce power generation from fossil fuel to cut down carbon footprints
Increase property valuation
Better corporate image for commercial buildings with innovative green solution & initiative
WHY BIPV
Upcoming Strong Demand for BIPV
With Government greater emphasis and push in vertical solar panels on buildings, it will drive and increase the demand for BIPV adoption and usage in Singapore.
There is strong demand from Landed properties in residential domain and especially suitable for Hotels, Grade A & B offices and retail malls in commercial cluster as well as standalone factories in industrial properties.
Educational institutions, sports facilities, public buildings and healthcare facilities are also our targeted groups for such adoption.
We foresee there will be more support in the long run on top of incentive & grants from the green building innovation fund for BIPV usage moving ahead.

WHY BIPV CONSORTIUM
The Power to Choose
Power-House is a BIPV consortium between various key stake holders of a BIPV value-chain, formed jointly in a JV partnership to provide services for turnkey-project in BIPV, both for refurbishment as well as under construction projects.
We provide advice & consultancy for solar energy solution right from the beginning design stage to construction & installation phase then finally to operation stage in facilities & energy maintenance & management, monitoring and performance tracking & testing, completing one-stop through train service for future building energy needs in a design-build-operate-maintain-transfer contract model.
1-Topnotch is proud to spearhead the consortium and collectively can enter into tender for public and private projects. We provide project management service during installation phase and facilities management and coordination during operation phase, 1-TopNotch is the link between the consortium. Our solar panels and other products manufacture by our partner is easy to install, easy to maintain and easy to control.
Engage Our BIPV Consortium/Power-House Today