Source: Design and Build with Metal
Yum! Brands Inc., the world’s largest restaurant company, has joined the growing list of companies and governmental agencies who’ve enlisted the products of Conserval Engineering to take their energy saving efforts to the next level. Yum! Brands did it by utilizing Conserval’s patented SolarWall® solar air heating and ventilation system on a newly constructed KFC/Taco Bell in Northampton, MA. Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) and Taco Bell are among Yum! Brands’ segment-leading restaurant properties.

Source: The Patriot Ledger (April 30 2010)
Installed along the building’s south side, the SolarWall surface consists of a black metal skin with perforations that collect heat from the sun. The solar energy generated from the wall preheats the outside air, which is then sucked through the building’s gas furnace, allowing it at times to run without burning gas, thereby reducing the company’s heating costs.

Source: GateHouse News Service
The new facility also features 2,500 square feet of Solarwall transpired collector surface to help convert solar energy into heat. It’s projected to produce 550 million BTUs of heat per year and prevent nearly 44 metric tons of carbon dioxide greenhouse gases from entering the atmosphere.

Source: Design and Build with Metal
Conserval Engineering has been awarded the 2009 Renewable Energy World Award for Best Building Integrated Renewable for their SolarWall® PV/Thermal (PV/T) technology installed at the new John Molson School of Business at Concordia University in Montreal. The award was presented to Conserval at the opening ceremony of the Renewable Energy World Conference in Austin, Texas on February 23.

Source: Renewable Energy World Magazine (Volume 12  Issue 6, November/December 2009)
The development and commercialization of hybrid PV/Thermal systems is one of the most promising areas in the clean energy industry today.

Source: RenewableEnergyFocus.com
A SolarWall perforated transpired solar collector (pTSC) solar air heating system has been installed at Jaguar Land Rover Training Academy in Gaydon, Warwickshire, UK, helping the building to save more than 80 MWh per year.

Source: Pacific Air Forces US Military Website
In November 2008, Alaska and Pacific Air Forces installed their first solar wall here, and ever since then it has held up to expectations. Francis Sheridan, resource efficiency manager, was responsible for brainstorming the idea to install a solar wall as a way to save the Air Force money. "So far, we think it's working pretty well," said Mr. Sheridan.

Source:Nova Scotia Business Journal
A massive solar energy system is being installed on the south wall of the new NSCC building on the Halifax waterfront. The wall is more than 2,000 square feet, in plain view, yet virtually invisible. That’s because while the most visible portion of the SolarWall heating system looks very much like regular metal siding. It’s actually an engineered renewable energy system that Natural Resources Canada has identified as the simplest, most efficient and least expensive way to preheat outside air.

Source: Le Parisien, Mardi 30 Juin 2009
Fontainebleau est à la pointe du développement durable. Hier, Frédéric Valletoux, le maire (UMP), a lancé le chantier d’un gymnase de 792 m² . Il sera le premier bâtiment public français équipé d’un mur solaire. Cette installation de haute qualité environnementale (HQE) sera aussi munie d’autres matériaux isolants.

Source: Design And Build With Metal
Conserval Engineering Inc., the world’s leader in the design, manufacture and delivery of solar air heating and cooling solutions, has announced the completion of a pair of two very different large-scale projects that demonstrate the capabilities of its systems to make buildings significantly more green.