SOLNEX / Commercial building energy

Architectural solar glass.
Energy for commercial buildings.

Solar glass, commercial PV and storage considered around one building, its energy use and planned works.

01 / Building envelope02 / Generation03 / Storage
Illustrative high-rise tower with a glass-first BIPV curtain-wall concept
Concept / Architectural solar glazing

What SOLNEX delivers

One brief. Three connected capabilities.

BIPV Glass

Façades · Canopies · Roof glazing

Architectural photovoltaic glass integrated into the building envelope.

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Commercial Solar

Rooftop PV · Carpark solar · Large commercial systems

Commercial solar developed around the building, electrical infrastructure and operating load.

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Battery Storage

Energy shifting · Demand management · Backup

Commercial battery systems assessed around operating requirements, not capacity alone.

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SOLNEX BIPV Glass

Glass with a building role.
And a generation role.

BIPV combines a building-material function with electricity generation. Start with appearance, daylight, building performance and the electrical interfaces.

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BIPV glass concept detail with fine linear traces and an aluminium mullion
Concept detail / BIPV glass

Your building

Start with the application.

Why SOLNEX

Building-first decisions.

Building-first assessment

Architecture, structure, façade, electrical infrastructure and operating loads considered together.

Commercial energy modelling

Load profile, tariff structure, self-consumption and export constraints assessed before sizing.

Integrated building energy

Roof PV, façade PV and battery storage considered within one project where relevant.

Design coordination

Work with architects, façade consultants, electrical engineers, builders, developers and asset teams.

How a project starts

Three decisions before the detail.

01

Define the building

Understand the asset, project stage, energy boundary, available surfaces and known constraints.

02

Compare the options

Assess BIPV, rooftop PV and storage where relevant using consistent project assumptions.

03

Coordinate the scope

Define product, building and electrical interfaces, responsibilities and the information required for the next stage.

Let’s consider your project.

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