Eszter Voroshazi
Eszter Voroshazi is the group leader of the PV module and system activities at imec. She holds a degree in engineering from INSA in Rennes (2008, France) and a Ph.D. from the KU Leuven (2008, Belgium). Currently, in the framework of EnergyVille (a collaboration between imec, VITO, KU Leuven and UHasselt, which focuses on smart cities and smart grids), she is working on the development of innovative and sustainable special PV module technologies and materials, simulation-driven design of energy yields and R&M of PV systems. She also leads activities within EnergyVille. In addition, she is an expert in PV standardization and expertise committees, and reviewer for scientific funding institutions, conferences and journals.
Authored articles
Critical failure modes in bifacial photovoltaics technology
Potential-induced degradation is one of the most critical failure modes in (bifacial) photovoltaic systems.
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Industry 4.0 can revive Europe’s PV sector
Imec’s PV and industry experts, Eszter Voroshazi, Kris Van de Voorde and Jef Poortmans put on their visionary goggles and elaborate on the challenges and opportunities that Industry 4.0 will bring.
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Energy-generating facades will make offices shine!
For new offices and public buildings, one of the key elements to obtain a sustainable energy balance may be to integrate solar technology into the facade elements. But if you are an architect or a manufacturer of facade panels, you may still find it challenging to deploy such building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV). What is possible, at what cost and timing, and how will it contribute to the energy yield of the building?
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