We are delighted to release our new corporate GSE Intégration video.
GSE IN-ROOF SYSTEM is now covering over 4.500.000 m² of new and existing roofs in more than 30 countries all over the world and we thank you all for your continuous support and trust!
GSE Intégration projects are blooming all over the Netherlands, which echoes the evolution of the residential market which is constantly increasing (more than 1 GW in 2020), whether it be for new construction or renovation. These large-scale projects all have the same objective of bringing energy independence to these houses and meeting the new regulatory requirements.
19,000 new PV arrays with an output of up to 20 kWp were connected to the electricity grid last year, giving an output of 197 MWp. Sweden now has almost 57,000 solar roofs with an average capacity of 10 kWp!
The partnership between Maison de l’Avenir, Terre Solaire and GSE Intégration has resulted in the ecological and efficient construction of an autonomous house in Brittany. To achieve this, the house builder Maisons de l’Avenir worked with Terre Solaire for the installation of the photovoltaic panels and with GSE Intégration for the optimised integration system for photovoltaic panels, the GSE IN-ROOF SYSTEM.
GSE Intégration has partnered with HBS New Energies, the UK’s leading independent new build solar specialist and JA Solar, a global leading manufacturers to offer the Complete In-roof Solar solution to help housing developers to deliver zero carbon ready homes. The Future Homes Standard will dramatically increase the requirements of solar and therefore the need for more powerful, versatile solar systems.
Switzerland wishes to extend the photovoltaic with a quota of CHF 46 million
On 3 September 2020 at the Cité Fertile in Pantin, GSE Intégration came second in Category 5 of the innovation competition “individual dwellings, insulating roofing with energy production”, proposed in conjunction with the sponsoring Landlord: Maine et Loire Habitat.
GSE Intégration has been committed to an eco-friendly approach since its creation more than ten years ago. The various products are developed, produced and assembled in France or the neighbouring countries. Thus, by developing the Made in France, we optimise the carbon balance of products and reduce our carbon footprint in general.
At the end of 2020, GSE Intégration became a member of BIPV Nederland and a pending member of Holland Solar. These two memberships will allow the company to take part in the structuring and development of the photovoltaic sector. In addition, we are advocating our position of European leader of integration systems for photovoltaic panels and our desire to support the Netherlands market more and more.
New houses should produce 31% less carbon dioxide than today according to the plans drawn up at the end of January.