28239 Bremen: the 206 kWpeak solar power system was one of the largest PV systems integrated into the roofs of the 80 residential buildings in Europe when it was commissioned. Apart from the rainwater pond and infiltration, the terraced housing development is otherwise quite conventional. Completion: 1995
| Project name | Solar settlement "Auf dem Kruge |
| Address |
On the Kruge |
| Size |
Single-family terraced houses: 80 WE Multi-storey housing (without PV): 72 WE Total: 152 |
| Completion | 1995 |
| Building type | Single-family terraced houses and multi-storey residential buildings |
| New construction, renovation | New building |
| Form of ownership |
The houses are owned by the residents, but not the photovoltaic systems installed on them (here: in particular the modules placed on the roof). The local energy supply company finances, operates and maintains the PV system. In return, it has the contractually guaranteed right to use the house roofs for 30 years. The property boundary runs below the level of the modules; for this purpose, a further - structurally unnecessary - weatherproof roof skin made of heat-resistant bitumen was implemented.
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| Energy | Roof-integrated solar power systems In 2008, the solar modules were replaced due to a construction error in the modules. www.photovoltaik.eu/fachwissen-technik/pionierprojekt-repowered |
External link
www.dr-frank-schroeter.de/solar.htm
Last Updated: February 3, 2021
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All project/s of the planning office: ; City region: Bremen and surrounding area; Country: Germany; Characteristics: 01 - 02 Floors, Terraced house; typology: Settlement; Thematic: Photovoltaics, Rainwater infiltration, Solar Settlement
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