In English
Program
Please note changes might occur
| 09:00 - 09:30 | Registration | |
| 09:30-11:00 | Welcome | |
| SunCold | Anna Malou Petersson - RISE | |
| Arctic Solar | Anna Mård - Piteå Science Park | |
| Johan Lindhal - Becquerel Sweden AB | ||
| Tobias Walla - Energimyndigheten | ||
| Coffee | ||
| 11:30-12:30 | Paralell Sessions in Swedish | |
| Session 1 | Designed Energyproduction - When you ask the architect | |
| Björn Ekelund - Warm in the winter | ||
| Anna Svensson - Soltech Energy Sweden | ||
| Rickard Nygren - White Arkitekter | ||
| Session 2 | Panel discussion: How do we ensure the quality of future installations? Education and certification | |
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| Session 3 | Panel discussion: Where are we heading? PV, the grid, charging and e-mobility | |
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| Lunch | Opportunity to look at the research facility Solvåg as well as the mobile solar power lab from Turku University of Applied Sciences | |
| 14:00 - 15:00 | Paralell Sessions in English | |
| Performance of bifacial modules at different latitudes | ||
| Overview of Bifacial PV Research and Field Experience Globally, Joshua Stein, Sandia National Laboratories, USA | ||
| Energy Yield Performance of Bifacial PV Modules: Field Experience at Four Different Climates, Johanna Bonilla, TÜV Rheinland | ||
| Performance of Bifacial Modules at 69.65°N, Odin Foldvik Eikeland, UiT – The Arctic University of Norway | ||
| Session 2 | Solar modules in snow rich regions | |
| Snow Drift around Solar Installations , Iver Frimannslund, Norwegian University of Life Sciences | ||
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| Snow as a Factor in Photovoltaic Performance and Reliability, Laurie Burnham, Sandia National Laboratories, USA | ||
| Session 3 | Do's and dont's | |
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| Investigation of the Market for Roof-Mounted PV systems in Sweden with a Focus on Quality, Jonas Petersson, Swedish Energy Agency | ||
| Experience from Installations of Commercial Solar Parks in Sweden, Johan Paradis, Paradis Energi, Sweden | ||
| Coffee | ||
| 15:30-16:30 | Final discussions | Challenges and Opportunities of Making Photovoltaics Work in High Latitudes, Prof. Erin Whitney, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, USA |
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| Concluding remarks from moderator |
Travel arrangements
By train
The nearest train stations are Älvsbyn C and Luleå C. From these it is possible to book a connecting bus or train taxi.
By air
The nearest airports are Luleå Airport and Skellefteå Airport. From Luleå Airport you can book a shared taxi transfer at a reduced rate.
From Skellefteå we recommend to hire a car.
We recommend the following hotels:
Piteå Stadshotell Phone: +46 911 23 40 00
Single room: SEK 1 080 (excl. VAT) per night, inc. breakfast
Double room: SEK 1 201 (excl. VAT) per night inc. breakfast
When booking use booking code: ArcticSolar2020
KUST Hotell & Spa Phone: +46 911 - 30 000
Single room: from SEK 1 245 (excl. VAT) per night, inc breakfast
Double room: from SEK 1 442 (excl. VAT) per night, inc. breakfast
When booking use booking code: ArcticSolar2020
Welcome dinner 2020-03-24
For those arriving on March 24, we will arrange a dinner at 19:00h.
You get the chande to meet and mingle with the other participants in a relaxed enviornment.
The members of Task 13 will join us.
Dinner venue: Fiore, Piteå Stadshotell, Olof Palmesgata 1
The dinner is pre-paid, hot and cold bevrages are not included in the price.