SKSE Supplies 892.025 kW Color BIPV to Gangnam Data Center
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SKSE INC. supplied 892.025 kW of color BIPV to the Gangnam Data Center, which was developed by Empyrion DC and built by Daewoo Engineering & Construction.
The project used SKSE color G to B BIPV products, and the colors included Gray and Green.
SKSE said the project was pursued as the largest color BIPV application case in South Korea.
SKSE INC., a building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) specialist, supplied 892.025 kW of color BIPV to the Gangnam Data Center, which was developed by Empyrion DC and built by Daewoo Engineering & Construction. The project used SKSE color G to B BIPV products at the Gangnam Data Center, and the colors applied included Gray and Green.
SKSE INC. designs, manufactures, and applies color BIPV modules on site, with its core technology aimed at realizing both building exterior design and solar power generation functions at the same time. The company took part in the Gangnam Data Center project from the early design stage, and its involvement covered the product fabrication, production, and delivery process. The supplied products reflected site conditions and the building design.
As a result, the total installed capacity for the project reached 892.025 kW, making it the largest color BIPV application case in South Korea. Through this supply, SKSE INC. expanded its experience in carrying out large-scale projects.
A case has emerged in which BIPV in different colors was applied to the exterior of a large data center. The application is an example of a single exterior system that combines architectural design functions and energy production functions.
SKSE said it carried out a color BIPV project of about 640 kW in 2024, and that the Gangnam Data Center project is a 892.025 kW color BIPV application case. A company official said the project is a site that demonstrates the accumulated design and fabrication technology and project execution capabilities.
With the Gangnam Data Center project, SKSE is continuing to build a track record of large-scale supply. It also has color and design implementation technology that can be applied to a variety of buildings, and it plans to supply diverse BIPV projects that take into account both building design and energy generation functions. In addition, it plans to continue expanding the scope of BIPV applications.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Kyung-joo
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406951
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