Under CopyrightFerrara, ClaudioClaudioFerraraVicente Iñigo, CarmenCarmenVicente Iñigo2022-03-1224.1.20142013https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/38196010.24406/publica-fhg-381960The new targets set by the EU for the building sector such as the EU-Directive on Energy Performance of Buildings (EPBD) open a new field for research and development activities which should focus on giving the best cost-effective innovative solutions in order to reduce the energy consumption in buildings. This contributes to an increase of the market potential for BIPV products and calls for a reduction of the energy needs for heating and cooling of the existing and new constructed buildings. One approach to reduce costs in the building sector is the standardization of products, which helps improve the quality and reliability of the product. The goal of this project is to develop a Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) façade multifunctional product which could be used for both retrofitting and new construction. Simplicity of construction and cost-effectiveness are to be kept in focus. A first sketch and prototype of the module is to be developed. Studies are to be run regarding the most suitable measures of the product and the insulation material to be used taking into account costs and energy saving potential.enPhotovoltaische ModuleSysteme und ZuverlässigkeitPhotovoltaische Module und KraftwerkePhotovoltaische Module - Systeme und ZuverlässigkeitBauwerksintegrierte PhotovoltaikGebrauchsdaueranalyse und UmweltsimulationBIPVModuleHallsconference paper