The innovative solar photovoltaic system generates approximately 355 kWp, fulfilling about 30% of the energy requirements for large buildings. 

 

The panels not only provide significant energy savings but also exemplify the potential of solar technology to meet the growing energy demands of modern infrastructure. In fact, buildings typically account for nearly one-third of total energy consumption in Western countries, making solar energy an essential solution for sustainable development.

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The installation of over 1,400 solar panels on the roof of UN City contributes approximately one-third of the building's energy needs, producing around 355 kWp.

 

With the acquisition of Solar Elements by Danish Solar Energy, the product lineup is being enhanced to offer even more customizable options. The expertise in colored and customizable solar modules from Solar Elements is being integrated, further expanding the commitment to innovative design and efficiency. 

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UN City

The new regional head office of the United Nations, located at the northern harbour of Copenhagen and designed by 3XN, brings together various agencies and functions into one of Denmark’s most energy-efficient buildings. The star-shaped design reflects the independent, efficient, and professional nature of each UN unit, while at the same time rooted in a mutual...

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