The photovoltaic glass used in this project is specifically designed to meet the energy demands and sustainability goals of Valdecilla Hospital. With a nominal power of 652 Wp per square meter, this high-performance glass maximizes energy generation, helping to reduce the hospital's reliance on external power sources. Additionally, both its visible light transmission (VLT) and g-value surpass 30%, ensuring that the glass effectively balances natural light intake with thermal comfort, minimizing heat gain and reducing the need for extensive air conditioning.
This integration of photovoltaic technology is a perfect fit for a healthcare environment, where energy efficiency, cost savings, and environmental impact are critical considerations. By incorporating advanced photovoltaic glass into its design, Valdecilla Hospital demonstrates its commitment to sustainable healthcare operations, contributing to lower energy bills and a reduced carbon footprint, all while maintaining a modern and visually appealing architectural aesthetic.