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Solar PV Chair: Dr. Aruna Ivaturi, Chancellors Fellow and EPSRC Early Career Fellow Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry University of Strathclyde, Glasgow ENERGY INNOVATION EMPORIUM Wednesday 31 st May 2017 TIC, University of

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ENERGY INNOVATION EMPORIUM

Solar PV

Chair: Dr. Aruna Ivaturi,

Chancellor’s Fellow and EPSRC Early Career Fellow Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

Wednesday 31st May 2017 TIC, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

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Panel Members

Academia Public Sector Industrial Sector Aruna Ivaturi Chancellor’s Fellow & EPSRC Early Career Fellow University of Strathclyde

[aruna.ivaturi@strath.ac.uk]

Chris Thomson Head of Assets Castle Rock Edinvar

[Chris.Thomson@castlerockedinvar.co.uk]

John Forster Chairman STA Scotland & Chairman Roofing Industrial Energy Forster Group Ltd.

[john.forster@forstergroup.co.uk]

Ewan Sneddon Senior Solar PV Design Engineer Forster Group Ltd.

[ewan.sneddon@forsterenergy.co.uk]

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Scottish Energy Strategy

A New 2030 ‘All Energy’ Renewables Target To delivery the equivalent of 50% of Scotland’s heat, transport and electricity consumption from renewable sources

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Scottish Energy Strategy

Electricity Generation by Fuel Type

  • In 2015, 59.4% of Scotland’s electricity consumption was

met by renewables Nuclear Coal Gas Renewables

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Scottish Energy Strategy

Electricity Generated from renewable sources, Scotland, 2000-2015 Hydro Wind Bioenergy Other Other – Solar??

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Solar in Scotland

UK and Scotland receives as much solar irradiation as Germany which has one of the largest PV market

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Scottish Energy Strategy

Solar PV is considered one of the main technologies that generate renewables electricity

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Role of Solar PV - Industry perspective

John Forster Chairman STA Scotland & Chairman Roofing Industrial Energy Forster Group Ltd. Ewan Sneddon Senior Solar PV Design Engineer Forster Group Ltd.

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Supporting an industry

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0.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 Scenario 1: Business as usual Scenario 2: Reduced barriers GW Scenario 1: Business as usual Scenario 2: Reduced barriers Ground Mount 0.35 1.38 Commercial 0.34 3.00 Domestic 0.82 2.23

2030 Solar PV Deployment

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Supporting an industry

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20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 Scenario 1: Business as usual Scenario 2: Reduced barriers MW Scenario 1: Business as usual Scenario 2: Reduced barriers Installed Capacity 2030 (MW) 17.0352 170.352

Solar thermal 2030 targets

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The barriers

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STA Scotland Asks

co-locating solar wind & storage energy storage grid constraints business rates VAT MIP EESSH public estate building standards permitted development conservation areas planning knowledge transfer

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“In England the Rateable Value is currently set by applying a maximum rate of £8.00 per kWp to an install, therefore a 150kWp install would pay £576 p.a. in business rates. In Scotland the Rateable Value can be anywhere between £200 and £700 per panel, so that same 150kWp install would pay up to £10,080 p.a. in business rates. Both ratings methodologies are under review in the 2017 re-evaluation.”

Business rates

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The opportunities

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Role of Solar PV - Public Sector Perspective

Chris Thomson Head of Assets Castle Rock Edinvar

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Challenges for Public Sector - Housing

Addressing Fuel Poverty Creating Low Carbon Solutions Return on Investment Upskilling Workforce Developing Knowledge

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Current Solar Use (% of stock)

  • Solar PV (16.5%)
  • Solar Thermal

(2.2%)

  • Sunamp Heat Store

(6.5%)

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Energy and Solar Initiatives

  • Our Power founding member,
  • FIT maximisation on commercial

and sheltered units,

  • Lease Option of roof space,
  • Solar Thermal,
  • Sunamp,
  • LECF - other awards
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Main Solar Considerations For Our Sector

  • Procurement
  • Consents
  • Financial Driver
  • Impact - Housing

Management, Visual, Customer, Value

  • Locations
  • Knowledge of

Assets

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Role of Solar PV - Academia Perspective

Aruna Ivaturi Chancellor’s Fellow & EPSRC Early Career Fellow University of Strathclyde

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Innovations in the Field

Incremental Innovations : Continuous drop in the PV cost

Deutsche Bank Report

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Innovations in the Field

Potential Step-Change Innovations : Emerging PV technologies

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Innovations in the Field

Potential Step-Change Innovations : Perovskite Solar Cells

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Nature Energy 2, Article number: 17009 (2017)

Innovations in the Field

Perovskite Solar Cells: 23.6% Efficient Perovskite/Si Tandem

Perovskite solar cells Perovskite/Si Tandem solar cells

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Thank you for you attention!