A practical place to begin.
Buildings account for more than half of global electricity consumption. They combine that demand with surfaces that can be evaluated for generation close to consumption.
Source: International Energy Agency (IEA), Energy Efficiency Policy Toolkit — Buildings. Not every roof, facade or window is technically or economically suitable.
They also bring demanding requirements: safety, appearance, durability, construction sequencing and long-term operation.
EnergyX's experience in this market helps translate those requirements into engineering decisions and practical delivery.
New construction and existing buildings.
Design while the design is flexible.
Evaluate energy demand, suitable generating surfaces and system integration while the design is still flexible. Compare options against the project's performance requirements, cost and delivery constraints.
Begin with the existing asset.
Begin with measured demand where available, structural and electrical conditions, access and the remaining life of relevant components. Assess retrofit options against disruption, cost and expected benefit.
Suitability depends on application fit, usable area, demand and commercial context — assessed per asset, including structural, fire, electrical and maintenance review.
A project-specific scope.
We begin by defining the asset, the energy objective and the decisions to be made. The agreed scope may include energy analysis, integration engineering, evaluation of generation options and performance measurement.
Assess
Energy analysis, site evaluation and definition of the decisions the project needs to make.
Engineer
Integration engineering across generating surfaces, electrical systems and building requirements.
Integrate
Photovoltaic and building-system integration delivered with the project's construction sequence.
Measure
Commissioning and performance measurement against the design intent.
Product availability and delivery responsibilities are established for each project and location.
Today's capabilities. Tomorrow's technology.
Available today.
Current building-integrated photovoltaic products, engineering, integration and delivery services — each identified by its actual photovoltaic technology and confirmed per project and location.
In development.
EnergyX is developing its next generation of technology: proprietary single-junction perovskite photovoltaics and intelligence for physical energy systems. Learn more about each programme and its current status on the technology pages.
Evidence, project by project.
A project card states the client or an approved description, the location and completion period, EnergyX's actual role, the technology installed and the metric being reported — with modelled design results distinguished from measured operating results, and every reduction shown against its baseline.
EnergyX DY-Building is the first reference. Further projects are added as publication rights and complete records allow.