Hybrid energy generation device using sunlight and solar heat

A hybrid energy generation device using sunlight and solar heat, the device comprising:

• a photovoltaic (PV) panel in which a plurality of PV cells are arranged on a front side thereof;
• a first heat storage pipe having an inlet through which heat transfer fluid is introduced into the first heat storage pipe, and having a first slit hole formed on a side thereof in a first longitudinal direction;
• a second heat storage pipe disposed to face the first heat storage pipe, the second heat storage pipe having an outlet through which the heat transfer fluid is discharged from the second heat storage pipe, and having a second slit hole formed on a side thereof in a second longitudinal direction;
• at least two or more third heat storage pipes arranged to connect the first heat storage pipe and the second heat storage pipe to each other, and each having a third slit hole formed on a side thereof in a third longitudinal direction;
• and
• a heat dissipation panel laminated on a back side of the PV panel, wherein one side of the heat dissipation panel is in direct contact with the back side of the PV panel to directly exchange heat to each other to suppress a temperature rise of the PV panel,
• wherein a portion of a lower side and a portion of an upper side of the heat dissipation panel are inserted into the first heat storage pipe and the second heat storage pipe while sealing and penetrating the first slit hole and the second slit hole, respectively, and
• the heat dissipation panel is inserted into the at least two or more third heat storage pipes while sealing and penetrating the third slit hole corresponding to each third heat storage pipe
• wherein each of cross-sections of upper and lower end portions of the heat dissipation panel is formed in a curved shape so as to correspond to inner surfaces of the first and second heat storage pipes, wherein,
• the cross-section of the lower end portion of the heat dissipation panel directly contacts with the inner surface of the first heat storage pipe, and
• the cross-section of the upper end portion of the heat dissipation panel directly contacts with the inner surface of the second heat storage pipe.