KALEO: Photographic Solar Panels illustrate the Future of BIPV, CSEM and BCN Event in the Gardens of the Banque Cantonale Neuchâteloise (BCN), Neuchâtel, Switzerland

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by ZKS Foundation, JR Partners and ÜserHuus

After introduction speeches from representatives of the BCN, Mario El-Khoury, CEO of CSEM, and Laurent Perret, photographer, about his photographic work in this context, the photographic solar panels were unveiled by the people whose portraits had been taken by Laurent Perret. Fantastic work by Kaleo, CSEM and BCN!

the winner’s photographic solar panel
Laure-Emanuelle
Mario El-Khoury, CEO CSEM
One of the models
Photographic solar panels being unveiled
Gardens of BCN
Laurent Perret’s photographic solar panels
Laurent Perret
Laurent Perret
Laurent Perret
Representative of BCN
Winner of the photo competition
Laurent Perret’s photographic solar panels
Kaleo
Winner of the photographic competition
Group of CSEM team
Representative of BCN
Patrick, Laetitia and Robert
BCN
Kaleo
Photographic solar panels being unveiled
Gardnes of BCN
Gardnes of BCN
Laurent Perret’s photographic solar panels
Winner of the photographic competition
Laurent Perret
Winner of competition
Laurent Perret’s photographic solar panels
BCN
the future ! and one of the models …
Jacqueline Schindler
Laurent Perret’s photographic solar panels

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ZKS Foundation, JR Partners and ÜserHuus

ZKS Foundation, Geneva Top Research Funding Medieval Studies Environmental Engineering Digital Humanities JR Partners' Tigh Grian Project: Affordable Sustainable Housing for EveryOne ÜserHuus AG, Hergiswil: Technology Transfer from University to Industry in BIPV roofs and facades

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