PEARL PV

Online Workshop WG1: Data sharing for trans-European PV performance analyses
2020-11-03 10:00 - 13:30 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Zoom link, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
This will be the first online PEARL PV workshop in a series of 6 in order to comply with the meeting guidelines in the covid-19 situation.
This workshop has been organized in the framework of WG1, by prof. Wilfried van Sark, dr. Cihan Gerçek and Nikolina Shutinoska,
on the topic of “Data sharing for trans-European PV performance analyses”
on Tuesday 3 November from 9:00h till 12:30h, according to the following program:
CostActionPEARLPV_OnlineWorkshop_PVPerformance_03112020_Final
The program was provided by a Zoom link, the research presentations are available below:
Andrea Livera, University of Cyprus, Data processing and quality verification: Livera-PEARLPVWG1
Sascha Lindig, Eurac, Performance loss rate and data requirements SLindig_PLR_PearlPV_DB_publish
The summary of this workshop can be found here.
For questions about this workshop, please contact WG1 Leader prof. Wilfried van Sark by this email address: W.G.J.H.M.vanSark-at-uu.nl
The remaining 5 online workshops will take place on the following dates on topics which will be communicated later:
Tuesday 1 December 2020 Webinar – WG3
Tuesday 5 January 2021 Webinar –Topic: tbc
Tuesday 2 February 2021 Webinar – WG2
Tuesday 2 March 2021, Webinar – WG4
Tuesday 6 April 2021, Webinar –Topic: tbc

Workshops COST Action PEARL PV
2020-02-25 12:00 - 2020-02-27 17:00 | Utrecht Science Park, Heidelberglaan 3, Utrecht, 3384CS, Netherlands
Parallel workshops of all working groups of COST Action PEARL PV will be held from 25 February 2020, 12:00h, until 27 February 2020, 17:00h, in Utrecht, The Netherlands. For information about travel and the global program including locations please see here: PEARL PV Utrecht MC meeting and Workshop program 2020
The detailed program is available in this document: WorkshopProgram-update18022020

MC4 meeting COST Action PEARL PV
2020-02-24 09:00 - 17:00 | Utrecht Science Park, Heidelberglaan 3, Utrecht, 3384CS, Netherlands
The MC4 meeting of COST Action PEARL PV will be held on 24 February from 9:00h till 16:00h in Utrecht, The Netherlands. For information about travel and meeting locations see here: PEARL PV Utrecht MC meeting and Workshop program 2020
The final agenda is available here: CA16235 MC4 24022020 Agenda Final9012020

Workshop on Luminescent Solar Concentrator Photovoltaics (LSC PV)
2019-11-14 | Eindhoven University of Technology, De Zaale, Eindhoven, Netherlands
This workshop on the performance enhancement of Luminescent Solar Concentrator Photovoltaics (LSC PV) will take place on Thursday 14 November 2019 from 9:00h till 17:30h in Building Gemini, Hall Gemini Z0.05, at Eindhoven University of Technology in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
Introduction to the LSC PV Workshop
In the past decade, there have been great advances in not only the performance, but also the potential application range of Luminescent Solar Concentrator Photovoltaic (LSC PV) devices. New inorganic luminophores promise the elimination of reabsorption losses and extended lifetimes and complex organic dyes with large Stokes shifts have been developed in labs. Photonic coatings could significantly decrease surface losses, plasmonic enhancements can generate more emission and dye alignment can improve light focusing. New applications are being developed, such as switchable ‘smart’ windows, building integrated PV modules, daylighting elements, greenhouses and even hydrogen production with LSCs. With silicon cell efficiencies reaching values close to the theoretical maximum, LSC PV devices can reach a mature state, while new solar cell materials also can contribute to improvements in performance and commercialization of LSC PVs. Given this context, this workshop seeks to bring together the world’s experts in LSC PV research and development for a focused conversation on the performance enhancement of this intriguing device. Through a series of lectures ranging from fundamental science to device design and from applications to industrial opportunities, we hope to enliven the debate, foster new collaborations and tackle barriers that should be lowered or eliminated to create commercially available LSC PV applications with a good performance.
If you are interested in this topic, conducting research or developing LSC PV elements, we hope to see you at Eindhoven University of Technology in November!
Angèle Reinders and Michael Debije
Chairs of this PEARL PV Workshop
LSC PV devices are plastic lightguides or glass panels topped or embedded with luminescent dyes that absorb sunlight and re-emit it at longer wavelengths. A significant fraction of this light is trapped in the lightguide, focusing the escaping light to customized solar cells to convert irradiance into electric power.
Program
The program of this workshop is available here: OnlineProgramLSCPVWorkshop11112019
The full program booklet can be downloaded here: Workshop on LSC PV COST Action PEARL PV Leaflet Final 11112019
Attendance on invitation by e-COST only.
Publications
Speakers and attendees of this workshop are cordially invited to submit their manuscript about LSC PV research to a Special Issue of Applied Sciences (IF: 2.217) for peer review and, eventually, publication. For all information see the website of the journal at mdpi.com/si/31457 and this flyer: flyer_lsc_pv

Practical information about the location, venue and accommodation
All practical information is available in this document: CA16235WorkshopLSCPV_14110219_Practical information participants
Building Gemini (numbered 15) is located on the campus of Eindhoven University of Technology in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The map of the campus of TU/e can be downloaded here: https://assets.tue.nl/fileadmin/TUe_Plattegrond_2018-09.pdf

Training School
2019-10-15 09:00 - 2019-10-18 14:00 | Cavalieri Art Hotel, Malta, Spinola Road, St Julian's, Malta
October 15, 2019 @ 9:00 – October 18, 2019 @ 14:00
The PEARL-PV Training School on the topic
Evaluation of the performance degradation of PV-systems – influence factors, failure modes and their detectability and effect on economic viability
will take place at the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology MCAST in Paola, Malta, between 15th and 18th October 2019. It will focus on reliability topics of PV systems with special attention on degradation effects of PV materials, components and systems. Various failure modes and their detectability will be illustrated. Furthermore their impact on the electrical performance and economic viability of PV systens will be calculated. In 3.5 days of expert lectures, on-site practical courses and excursions, trainees will gain a deeper understanding for the causes of potential ageing induced electrical performance losses and how to determine and measure various failure modes. The attendants will learn about key topics of reliability for state-of-the-art crystalline Si-technologies as well as for thin film and emerging technologies from PEARL PV Working Group members and external experts.
Training School trainees (students, researchers, educators and practitioners) will participate in multiple introductive expert lectures, interactive seminars, practical courses including team action work, study tours, and much more. Interested in gaining and transfering knowledge on reliability of the various photovoltaic technologies to your institute and country? Learn from experts and others experiences from best practice projects and share your own experiences!
Training School Schedule: The detailed schedule of this Training School can be downloaded here: PEARL PV CA16235 Training School II Schedule_26092019This agenda might be subjected to minor changes.
Venue (please notice the new address)
Cavalieri Art Hotel
Spinola Road
St Julian’s
Malta, STJ 3019
Home

See here for a weblink to travel and accommodation information: Training School_Host_Info_Malta
Participants: PhD candidates, Postdocs , R&D people. Please note that the Training School will be offered to 60 participants at a maximum.
Registration: Registration procedure of trainees:
Application opens: 1st june 2019
Application close: 15th july 2019
Application: Each applicant has to send an email to David Moser (the Training School Selection Chair) at david.moser@eurac.edu with the following documents:

A cover letter briefly (max 1 page) introducing the applicant, previous PV projects, involvement in PEARL-PV activities, motivation and benefits for Training School participation, possibility to disseminate Training School topics through education or awareness sessions within their own institute or countries.
The applicant’s CV (max 2 pages) including relevant publications.

AND to register in e-COST https://e-services.cost.eu. This registration comprises setting up his/her e-COST profile and adding his/her bank details.
Selection procedure of trainees: The Training School applications will be considered by a committee of PEARL PV Core Group members of which David Moser will be the Training School Selection Chair. The outcome of the evaluation will be notified by the Training School Managers. Thereafter the trainees will be officially invited to participate by a message sent by e-COST.
Announcement of the selected trainees and their reimbursement: 1st August 2019 ; Official invitation by e-COST to participate in the Training School: first week of August 2019
The applications will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

Motivation of the applicant to participate to Training School, Weight 40 %
Plan to disseminate Training School topics, Weight 40 %
Quality of PV projects / experience, involvement in PEARL PV activities, Weight 20 %

Only applicants who have registered in e-COST, including their bank details and who have submitted their CV and cover letter will be permitted to take part in the selection procedure. Regarding eligibility of trainees to receive reimbursement, please carefully read the specific rules and regulations shown below.
Registration costs: Free of charge, the Training School Management will therefore apply a registration and selection procedure of trainees.
Other costs: Travel, accommodation and insurances and other costs not being registration costs have to be paid by the trainee him/herself.
Reimbursement: 20 trainees of the total number will be eligible to receive reimbursement which will be 500 Euro per trainee. Note that trainees are only eligible for reimbursement if they have received (and accepted) the official invitation through e-COST (to be expected in August).
Contact persons regarding the content of the Training School:
Training School Manager Gabriele Eder at Gabriele.Eder@ofi.at
Training School Manager Aleksandra Krstic-Furundzic at akrstic@arh.bg.ac.rs

Specific rules and regulations regarding Training Schools of a COST Action:
1) Trainees are entitled to receive a fixed grant as described in the COST Vademecum
2) Trainee Grants do not necessarily cover all expenses related to attending the Training School. The Trainee Grant is a contribution to the overall travel, accommodation and meal expenses of the Grantee. Different Grants amount can be attributed to each trainee.
3) Each trainee must register for an e-COST profile at https://e-services.cost.eu – each trainee must add their bank details to their e-COST profile.
4) Trainees eligible to be reimbursed:
Trainees must be engaged in an official research programme as a PhD Student or postdoctoral fellow or can be employed by, or affiliated to, an institution, organisation or legal entity which has within its remit a clear association with performing research.
Trainees eligible for reimbursement:
1) Trainees from COST Full Members / COST Cooperating Member, see here http://www.cost.eu/about_cost/cost_member_states
2) Trainees from Approved NNC Institutions.
3) Trainees from Approved European RTD Organisations.
Trainees not eligible to be reimbursed:
1) Trainees from COST Partner Members.
2) Trainees from Approved IPC Institutions.
3) Trainees from Approved IO, EU Commission, Bodies, Offices and Agencies.
4) Other Trainees not specifically mentioned as being eligible.

Seminar
2019-10-14 | Cavalieri Art Hotel, Malta, Spinola Road, St Julian's, Malta
Please save the date of 14 October 2019 for a Seminar of COST Action PEARL PV in Malta of the topic of
PV Reliability and Durability
The solar photovoltaic (PV) market has experienced an accelerated growth accompanied by remarkable cost declines for solar PV technologies. The levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) from solar PV decreased by more than 70% between 2010 and 2017 – reaching the cost range of fossil fuels. As solar PV power systems become increasingly competitive, constant market growth relies on assurances of performance and durability.
A well-established quality assurance framework that comprises metrology, standards, testing methods, inspections, certifications, accreditation, among others, can mitigate development and operational risks, decrease failure rates and improve the overall performance of solar PV technologies.
Typically, it is also difficult for a PV plant owner to investigate technical problems since it requires advanced knowledge about the design of PV modules and systems as well as high-end equipment to measure the impact in terms of performance loss of the various degradation modes which might occur. Failures and performance losses can be associated with different kind of events, which cannot all be attributed to the technology and its implementation.
Though, before one starts digging into the different type of failures and the related performance loss, the industry and experts should be involved to move all together towards a common nomenclature of failures found in the field.
Historical data of performance and failure modes of PV systems are not easily accessible to all market players. These stakeholders have a diverse background and can be categorized as investors (private and public), PV plant owners, asset managers, EPCs, O&M operators, and insurance companies. The reasons behind the difficulty to have access to historical data of PV plants relies in the short time upon which most PV systems have been operational so far. Furthermore, a tendency exists among system operators and component manufacturers to keep performance and failure data confidential.
In addition, detailed performance data are in most cases not available for PV plants of the residential and commercial market segment as the cost of monitoring is still perceived as an added cost. Finally, although the description of the failure and corrective measures is common practice in the field of operation and maintenance, this is not often carried out at a sufficient level of detail for PV systems. However, for the PV industry, these performances and failures data are required to have a better understanding of the technical risks, risk management practices, and the related economic impacts.
This information is also essential to ensure investor confidence and hence to develop a mature and bankable market.
In the next years, as the availability of measured data will exponentially increase, it will be imperative to build large databases, as in PEARL-PV, with a potentially harmonized method to increase the confidence level of the statistical analysis and thus reduce the perceived risks for investors.

All these aspects are covered by the activities of the PEARL-PV network and will be explored during the seminar where world leading experts in the field will present first hand experience coming from monitoring, field inspections, characterization techniques, etc in order to provide extremely valuable knowledge in the topic of quality and reliability of PV modules and systems.
David Moser
Chair of the Seminar
The Seminar’s preliminary program is as follows:

10:30h Welcome for WG2 members of PEARL PV: Gernot Oreski (dr.), PCCL
10:40h Welcome for the whole Action PEARL PV: Angele Reinders (prof.dr.), TU/e and UT, The Netherlands Seminar_COSTActionPEARLPV_14102019
11:00h Plenary address on PV system degradation: Alessandro Virtuani, EPFL 2019_AV_PearlPV_Malta_14oct2019
12:00h Material degradation in PV: Gernot Oreski (dr.), PCCL Degradation of Materials – G. Oreski
12:45h Lunch
13:45h The economic impact of failures in the field, David Moser (dr.), EURAC 20191014_PEARLPVseminar_DavidMoser
14:30h Failure detection in the field, Ulrike Jahn, TÜV Rheinland Energy Jahn final_PEARL PV_Malta_ 2019-10-14
15:15h Break
16:00h Operational performance of large fleet of PV systems: Jonathan Leloux (dr.), Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain 2019_10_14_PearlPV_Seminar_Malta_Jonathan_Leloux
16:45h Summary of the seminar and closing remarks: Gernot Oreski (dr.), PCCL
17:00h End of meeting

Travel information for Malta can be accessed here: TrainingSchool_Host_Info_Malta
This event is supported by the following organizations:
Conventions Malta https://www.conventionsmalta.com/en-GB
Malta Council for Science and Technology https://mcst.gov.mt/
MCAST Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology https://www.mcast.edu.mt/
in collaboration with The University of Malta https://www.um.edu.mt/

Workshop
2019-04-24 09:00 - 2019-04-25 13:30 | Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Serbia, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Architecture, Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra 73/2, Belgrade, Portugal
Workshop on “PV Performance Research in COST Inclusiveness Target Countries”
The Workshop is aimed at capturing experiences with PV system research and PV developments in Inclusiveness Target Countries (ITCs), as well as on intensifying knowledge exchange between PV experts. Having in mind that the group of ICTs includes Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Republic of North Macedonia, Republic of Serbia and Turkey, it is indicative that experiences with PV systems can vary among these countries.
The Workshop is hosted by the Faculty of Architecture at University of Belgrade in Serbia. It is an opportunity to bring together scientists, PV professionals, PhD students and city representatives from ITCs, and to encourage the use of PV technology by architects and urban planners.
Agenda: CA16235 PEARL PV Belgrade 2019 Workshop – Agenda24_25042019

Workshops for each Working Group
2019-02-26 - 2019-02-28 | TBDL, Lisbon, Portugal, Campo Grande 1749-016, Lisbon, Portugal
For the workshops each Working Group has a specific agenda. These agenda’s are shown below:
For WG1: PEARLPV CA16235 WG1 Workshop 26_28Feb2019 Lisbon-update19022019
For WG2: PEARLPV CA16235 WG2 Workshop 26_28Feb2019 Lisbon _final08022019
For WG3: PEARLPV CA16235 WG3 Workshop 26_28Feb2019 Lisbon _final08022019
For WG4: PEARLPV CA16235 WG4 Workshop 26_28Feb2019 Lisbon – final08022019
For WG5: PEARLPV CA16235 WG5 Workshop 26_28Feb2019 Lisbon – final08022019
General Information: Detailed planning and travel information
Excursion: On Thursday 28 February 2019 a technical excursion will be organized to the CIS PV power plant (UPP, 825 kWp) da Fundação Eugénio de Almeida, a lunch and a visit to a CPV power plant (1.26 MWp). The excursion will start at 9:00h and end at 17:00h.

If you are interested in participating in the technical excursion please send an email to clee@fc.ul.pt with the subject “I will participate in PEALRPV Technical excursion”. Please notify the organization before 11 February to allow them to prepare transportation and the lunch as well as possible.

MC3 Meeting
2019-02-25 | TBDL, Lisbon, Portugal, Campo Grande 1749-016, Lisbon, Portugal
Participants: MC members or substitutes
Agenda: MC3 Agenda
Information: Detailed planning and travel information

COST Training School
2018-10-23 13:00 - 2018-10-26 13:00 | University of Cyprus, 1, University Avenue, Aglantzia, Nicosia, 2109, Cyprus
MONITORING AND SIMULATION OF THE PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY OF PHOTOVOLTAICS IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Short description: The first PEARL-PV Training School on the topic
“Monitoring and Simulation of the Performance and Reliability of Photovoltaics in the Built Environment”
will take place at University of Cyprus in Nicosia in Cyprus, between 23th and 26th October 2018. It will focus on the special requirements and challenges of integrating PV in built environment and grids with focus on the determination and prediction of performance and reliability. In a 3,5 days training school comprising of input lectures, practical courses and on-site excursions, trainees will gain a deep understanding of planning and building of integrated photovoltaics and learn about key topics from PEARL PV Working Groups such as performance monitoring, reliability and simulation issues.
Training School trainees (students, researchers, educators and practitioners) will participate in multiple introductive expert lectures, interactive seminars, practical courses including team action work, study tours, and much more. Interested in gaining and transfering knowledge on the challenges and possibilities of photovoltaics integrated in the built environment to your institute and country? Learn from experts and others experiences from best practice projects and share your own experiences!
Preliminary schedule: The preliminary detailed schedule of this Training School can be downloaded here PEARL PV CA16235 Training School Schedule of Events FINAL23092018 This agenda might be subjected to minor changes.
Venue
University of Cyprus
1, University Avenue, Aglantzia
Nicosia 2109
Cyprus

See here for a weblink to travel and accommodation information: PEARL-PV_Fall_Event_Logistics
Participants: PhD candidates, Postdocs , R&D people. Please notice that the Training School will be offered to 50 participants at a maximum.
NOTE: This Training School involves a separate registration and selection procedure. Also you are only eligible to participate or to receive reimbursement if you have received (and accepted) the official invitation through e-COST to be expected in September.
Registration costs: Free of charge, the Training School Management will therefore apply a registration and selection procedure of trainees.
Other costs: Travel, accommodation and insurances and other costs not being registration costs have to be paid by the trainee him/herself.
Reimbursement: 20 trainees of the total number will be eligible to receive reimbursement which will be 500 Euro per trainee. Note that trainees are only eligible for reimbursement if they have received (and accepted) the official invitation through e-COST (to be expected in September).
Contact persons regarding the content of the Training School:
Training School Manager Gabriele Eder at Gabriele.Eder@ofi.at
Training School Manager Aleksandra Krstic-Furundzic at akrstic@arh.bg.ac.rs
Registration procedure of trainees:
Applications opens: 15th June 2018
Applications close: 31st July 2018
Each applicant has to register in e-COST https://e-services.cost.eu adding his/her bank details to his/her e-COST profile and send an email to David Moser (the Training School Selection Chair) at david.moser@eurac.edu with the following documents:

A cover letter briefly (max 1 page) introducing the applicant, previous PV projects, involvement in PEARL-PV activities, motivation and benefits for Training School participation, possibility to disseminate Training School topics through education or awareness sessions within their own institute or countries.
The applicant’s CV (max 2 pages) including relevant publications.

Selection procedure of trainees:
Announcement of the selected trainees and their reimbursement: 1st September 2018
Official invitation by e-COST to participate in the Training School: 15th of September 2018
The Training School applications will be considered by a committee of PEARL PV Core Group members of which David Moser will be the Training School Selection Chair. The outcome of the evaluation will be notified by the Training School Managers. Thereafter the trainees will be officially invited to participate by a message sent by e-COST.
The applications will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

Quality of PV projects and experience, involvement in PEARL PV activities, Weight 20 %
Motivation of the applicant to participate to Training School, Weight 40 %
Plan to disseminate Training School topics, Weight 40 %

Only applicants who have registered in e-COST, including their bank details and who have submitted their CV and cover letter will be permitted to take part in the selection procedure.
Regarding eligibility of trainees to receive reimbursement, please carefully read the specific rules and regulations shown below.
Specific rules and regulations regarding Training Schools of a COST Action:
1) Trainees are entitled to receive a fixed grant as described in the COST Vademecum
2) Trainee Grants do not necessarily cover all expenses related to attending the Training School. The Trainee Grant is a contribution to the overall travel, accommodation and meal expenses of the Grantee. Different Grants amount can be attributed to each trainee.
3) Each trainee must register for an e-COST profile at https://e-services.cost.eu – each trainee must add their bank details to their e-COST profile.
4) Trainees eligible to be reimbursed:
Trainees must be engaged in an official research programme as a PhD Student or postdoctoral fellow or can be employed by, or affiliated to, an institution, organisation or legal entity which has within its remit a clear association with performing research.
Trainees eligible for reimbursement:
1) Trainees from COST Full Members / COST Cooperating Member, see here http://www.cost.eu/about_cost/cost_member_states
2) Trainees from Approved NNC Institutions.
3) Trainees from Approved European RTD Organisations.
Trainees not eligible to be reimbursed:
1) Trainees from COST Partner Members.
2) Trainees from Approved IPC Institutions.
3) Trainees from Approved IO, EU Commission, Bodies, Offices and Agencies.
4) Other Trainees not specifically mentioned as being eligible.

Seminar WG1
2018-10-22 | University of Cyprus, 1, University Avenue, Aglantzia, Nicosia, 2109, Cyprus
MATCHING PV DATA AND PV PERFORMANCE RESEARCH QUESTIONS
Participants: In e-COST registered participants of PEARL PV, in particular active members of WGs and MC members or their substitutes
NOTE: you are only eligible for reimbursement if you have received (and accepted) the official invitation through e-COST to be expected in August
Short description: Working group 1 of Cost Action PEARL PV aims to develop generally accepted approaches and guidelines for the collection of data about the performance of PV modules and PV systems for the whole Action. In this seminar, we will therefore aim at making an inventory of relevant PV research questions and gaps in knowledge in order to set requirements on data to be collected and analyzed. All WG leaders of this Action will therefore present an overview of the state-of-the-art of research in the field of the specific WG, and in a discussion session with attendees, a set of questions and data will be drafted. Together, they will form the basis of data collection of WG1.
Among others results will be presented of a questionnaire which was recently developed and sent out among partners to identify required and available data. All partners had implicitly (and/or explicitly) research questions in their mind while filling out the questionnaire by identifying data to be either absolutely necessary, highly desired, or nice to have (or even not required). This demonstrates that rather than collecting as much data as possible, it is imperative to ask research questions first and subsequently define the required data set that would allow answering the questions properly.
Agenda:
9:00h Welcome for WG1 members of PEARL PV: Wilfried van Sark (prof.dr.), Utrecht University, The Netherlands
9:05h Welcome for the whole Action PEARL PV: Angele Reinders (prof.dr.), TU/e and UT, The Netherlands
9:20h Opening address: Nathalie Jaarsma, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Cyprus
9:30h Plenary address on PV performance: Josh Stein (dr.), Sandia National Laboratories, USA
10:30h Break
11:00h State-of-the-art in PV monitoring, WG1 aims and tasks: Wilfried van Sark (prof.dr.), Utrecht University, The Netherlands
11:20h Results of PV data identification questionnaire (Wilfried van Sark)
11:30h Discussion with all attendees
11:45h State-of-the-art in Reliability and durability of PV, WG2 aims and tasks: Gabriele Eder (dr.) OFI, Austria
12:15h Discussion with all attendees
12:30h Lunch
14:00h State-of-the-art in PV simulation, WG3 aims and tasks: Nicola Pearsall (prof.dr.), Northumbria University, United Kingdom
14:30h Discussion with all attendees
14:45h State-of-the-art in PV in the built environment, WG4 aims and tasks: Alessandra Scognamiglio (dr.), ENEA, Italy
15:15h Discussion with all attendees
15:30h Break
16:00h State-of-the-art in PV in grids, WG5 aims and tasks: Jonathan Leloux (dr.), Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
16:30h Discussion with all attendees
16:45h Summary of the seminar and closing remarks: Wilfried van Sark (prof.dr.), Utrecht University, The Netherlands
17:00h End of meeting

Venue
University of Cyprus
1, University Avenue, Aglantzia
Nicosia 2109
Cyprus

Travel and accommodation information can be found here: PEARL-PV_Fall_Event_Logistics_30052018

MC2 meeting
2018-01-23 13:00 - 17:00 | COST Office – Brussels, Avenue Louise 149, Brussels, 1050, Belgium
Participants: MC members or substitutes
Agenda: MC2 Agenda

Valorization Panel Meeting
2018-01-23 09:00 - 12:00 | COST Office – Brussels, Avenue Louise 149, Brussels, 1050, Belgium
Participants: Industry Liaison Manager and invited attendees
Agenda: VPM Agenda

WG (Working Group) 1-5 meetings
2018-01-22 09:00 - 17:00 | COST Office – Brussels, Avenue Louise 149, Brussels, 1050, Belgium
Participants: All WG members
Agenda: WG Workshops Agenda

CG (Core Group) meeting
2017-12-14 10:00 - 17:00 | COST Office – Brussels, Avenue Louise 149, Brussels, 1050, Belgium
Participants: CG members

MC1 (Management Committee) – Kick-off
2017-10-05 10:00 - 18:00 | COST Office – Brussels, Avenue Louise 149, Brussels, 1050, Belgium
COST Action CA16235 meeting
Participants: MC members or substitutes
Agenda: MC1 Agenda
