The SolarWall\u00ae technology delivers one of the verifiably fastest solar paybacks. The system uses the sun\u2019s energy to pre-heat ventilation air for commercial, industrial, institutional, multi-residential and agricultural buildings, as well as for crop and process drying applications.\u00a0 It substantially reduces traditional heating fuel expenses in a building integrated system which requires no maintenance and has a 30+ year lifespan. Independent monitoring data indicates that SolarWall systems can displace between 20-50% of heating fuel consumption, depending on size and application.<\/p>\n
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There are various types of SolarWall systems available depending on the client or building requirements (e.g. wall or rooftop mounted solar air heating system with optional\u00a0 PV to provide a co-generation electricity and solar air heating system)<\/p>\n
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SolarWall<\/a>, SolarDuct<\/a>, SolarWall PV\/T<\/a>, SolarDuct PV\/T<\/a> Heating can typically be one of the largest energy expenditures in the building industry.\u00a0 The ability of a SolarWall system to address this energy usage and to displace a sizable amount of it – and the resulting greenhouse gas emissions – explains why the technology has such a compelling return on investment.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n In the late 1970s, Conserval Engineering began developing methods to reduce energy consumption in industrial and commercial applications. By the 1990s, the company had invented one of the world\u2019s most efficient ways to harness the sun\u2019s energy to help heat buildings of all shapes, sizes and functions \u2013 new or retrofit. The product\u2019s apt name: The SolarWall\u00ae system.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Worldwide interest was sparked immediately, and the ingenuity of the SolarWall technology was recognized by organizations such as the U.S. Department of Energy, Natural Resources Canada, Popular Science Magazine, R&D Magazine, and several others.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The SolarWall technology has lead the way ever since in defining the global solar air heating industry, both scientifically and in world-wide applications, with customers such as Ford Motor Company, 3M, Prologis, GM, Toyota, FedEx, Bombardier, the U.S. Military, and many more in almost 30 countries. The high level of architectural versatility, combined with substantial energy savings and LEED point generation, have made it a popular renewable energy technology for building owners, facility managers and architects<\/p>\n\n\t\t
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