ML System is advancing the development of building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) by combining renewable energy generation with modern architectural design. At its production plant in Zaczernie near Rzeszów, Poland, the company recently presented its technology capabilities to representatives of the Polish Ministry of Development and Technology and parliamentary committees focused on energy, climate, and public finance.

ML System’s BIPV solutions are designed to replace traditional building materials rather than being added as external photovoltaic systems. The company develops photovoltaic façades, solar glazing, roof-integrated modules, and architectural elements that combine structural performance, weather protection, and electricity generation within a single system.

The technology supports the objectives of the European Union’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), which promotes higher energy efficiency standards and the reduction of carbon emissions in the construction sector.

The company’s research and development centre in Zaczernie focuses on advanced photovoltaic technologies protected by more than 20 international patents. Its manufacturing capabilities enable the production of customised solar components for complex architectural projects.

ML System’s BIPV solutions have expanded into international markets, including France, Spain, and Indonesia. The company’s technologies have been implemented in projects such as the DC 2 Tower façade in Vienna, photovoltaic glazing at the Ljubljana station, and solar roof tiles for the historic Alte Münze building in Bavaria.