Research project on Photovoltaics and fire safety
Notice summary: This study is for a 3 year research project to investigate fire safety of photovoltaics. The study will include a literature survey, a survey of standards, investigations of fires and recommendations. Description: Statistics show that solar PV deployment has risen very rapidly over the last 4 years, driven by large global drop in technology costs. There are more than 0.6 million UK buildings with solar PV installed with solar PV capacity in the UK reaching 5.2GW by the end of February 2015. A recent...
Buyer
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Value
£104,482
Published
18 Nov 2016
Closes
25 Jun 2015
Procurement details
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Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Not Applicable
Category
Services
Contract starts
20 Jul 2015
Contract ends
28 Feb 2018
CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Lots
Lot default Research project on Photovoltaics and fire safety
£110,000
Notice summary: This study is for a 3 year research project to investigate fire safety of photovoltaics. The study will include a literature survey, a survey of standards, investigations of fires and recommendations. Description: Statistics show that solar PV deployment has risen very rapidly over the last 4 years, driven by large global drop in technology c...
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, London · United Kingdom, Rest of the World
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