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In this paper the results of theoretical and experimental investigation of   electrical energy generated with differently oriented PV modules used as   facade elements, are presented. It was found that in 2013, optimally oriented   monocristalline solar module of 60 Wp generated 62.9 kWh; horizontal module   58.1 kWh; vertical module oriented toward the South 43.9 kWh; vertical module   oriented toward the East 25.7 kWh, and vertical module oriented toward the   West 22.9 kWh of electrical energy. Also it was found that optimally oriented   Building Integrated PV system (BIPV) of 1.2 kWp can produce 1081.6 kWh/year;   horizontal, vertical oriented toward the South, vertical oriented toward the   East and vertical oriented toward the West can generate 7.6%, 30.2%, 59.2%   and 63.6 less electrical energy, respectively. The greenhouse-gas payback   periods (GPBP) for the optimally oriented and horizontal BIPV systems were   estimated to be 7.8 and 8.5 years, respectively. The obtained results can be   applied in designing residential, commercial and other buildings with BIPV   systems in Serbia. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. TR   33009

Electrical energy generation with differently oriented photovoltaic modules as façade elements