Sustainable Home Survey (SPIRA - Solar PV Installation via Rope Access)

可持续家居调查公司(SHS)是一家领先的专注于社区的能源管理评估公司和社交孵化器。到目前为止，SHS的管理团队已经交付了超过15个低碳项目，并积极支持团队成员寻找和发展衍生公司。SHS与Avalon可持续能源解决方案(ASES)合作，提出英国首个太阳能光伏安装在高层建筑南立面的绳索通道，以避免昂贵的侵入性脚手架。英国已承诺到2050年减少至少80%的温室气体排放。更多地使用可再生能源“提供了能源安全，有助于实现我们的脱碳目标，并为英国各地带来绿色增长”(DECC，英国可再生能源路线图，2013年11月)。虽然英国高层建筑中相对较高的比例已经受益于各种低成本的能源效率措施--如空心墙保温--但这些街区的可再生技术接受度仍然很低，存在各种经济、文化、行为和工业障碍。SHS认为，利用整个南立面通道提供了一种经济高效的方式来实施大规模的国内PV太阳能光伏安装(SPIRA)将绳索通道的创新应用到太阳能光伏安装中。这些将与创新的测量和规划友好的设计方法相结合，以提供具有成本效益的系统解决方案。成功部署SPIRA解决方案需要许多不同利益相关者之间的协调，包括建筑师、光伏制造商和安装商、规划者、理事会、政策制定者、能源公司和居民。在实现这一点之前，潜在市场需要：进一步细分，验证客户主张；供应链准备情况；验证；以及制定基础设施路线图。

The Sustainable Home Survey Company (SHS) is a leading community-focused energymanagement assessment company and social incubator. To date, SHS’s management team hasdelivered over 15 low carbon ventures and actively supports team members in identifying andgrowing spin-out companies.In partnership with Avalon Sustainable Energy Solutions (ASES) - SHS propose the UK’sfirst solar PV installation on South-façade of high rise blocks using ropes access to avoid theneed for expensive and intrusive scaffolding access.The UK has made a commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by2050. Increased deployment of renewable energy “provides energy security, helps meet ourdecarbonisation objectives and brings green growth to all parts of the UK” (DECC, UKRenewable Energy Roadmap, Nov 2013).Whilst a relatively high proportion of the UK’s high rise blocks have already been benefitedfrom various low cost energy efficiency measures - such as cavity wall insulation – the uptakeof renewable technologies across these blocks is still low, with various economic, cultural,behavioural and industrial barriers. SHS believes that utilising the whole South façade viarope access provides a cost-effective way to implement large scale domestic PV.Solar PV Installation via Rope Access (SPIRA) applies the innovations of rope access forcavity wall insulation to solar PV installation. These will be combined with innovativesurveying and planning friendly design approaches to provide cost–effective system solution.Successful deployment of the SPIRA solution requires co-ordination amongst many differentstakeholders including, architects, PV manufacturers and installers, planners, councils, policymakers, energy companies and residents. Before this can be achieved, the addressable marketrequires: further segmentation, validation of the customer proposition; supply chain readinessverification; and development of an infrastructure roadmap.