PHOTOVOLTAIC Transit Pavilion - METRO CESAR CHAVEZ

Onyx Solar has completed a new project in the new Cesar Chavez transit Pavilion using our Photovoltaic Glass in Los Angeles, United States

It is a new, state-of-the-art transit pavilion at the Cesar Chavez Metro station bus stop.

The project improves the customer experience and passenger safety with a new transit pavilion with innovative Photovoltaic Canopies that improve sustainability made of Amorphous Silicon Photovoltaic Glass.

 

Data:

• Total Area - 136 M²
• Electricity generated in 35 years  - 207.156 kWh
• Total lighting points operating 4 hours per day in 35 years - 407 lighting points
• CO₂ emmisions avoided in 35 years - 139 Tons of CO₂
• Barrels of oil saved in 35 years - 122 barrels per m²

Example of a feasibility study of amorphous silicon photovoltaic canopy in Los Angeles:

•  Payback time  < 1.4 years

•  Internal rate of return (IRR)  41,5 %

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The Photovoltaic Glass manufactured with triangular shapes with measures (2,375 x 1,372 mm) and in low transparency has been integrated in the bus stops creating a shaded area and generating clean and free energy.

The project has been led by Gensler, one of the most important architectures in the world that is being a pioneer in sustainable building.

"The Cesar Chavez Transit Pavilion builds on our historic investments in public transit with new features that will turn one of our most popular transit hubs into a model of convenience and sustainability."

 

Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles Mayor and Metro Board Chairman.

The city of Los Angeles is a member of the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate & Energy, a global coalition of municipal pioneers committed to the fight against climate change. All these mayors acknowledge the importance of decreasing CO₂ emissions and they are encouraging the incorporation of innovative technologies and solutions within their cities. More than 10,000 cities of 138 countries around the world have committed to the pact, totaling 973 million people.