The communication activities will be processed through a few instruments including website, social media, audio visuals, newsletter, events and networking, publications, and teaching materials. These are detailed below: (1) European Researcher’s Evening Event: The host staff (Prof. Zhao) and the researcher (Dr Li) will attend this event by 2018; during which they will present to the students from European primary & secondary schools and universities in order to develop their interest in PV/T technologies; (2) Public Showcase and workshop: In March 2019, the host staff at UHULL will organize a public showcase in Hull’s Annual Science Fair to present the project ideas to local citizens. By the end of the project, UHULL will organize a workshop of around 50 people to demonstrate the performance of the PV-TE-MCHP; (3) Social media/materials (Logo, Website, Social Networks and Videos): The project logo and website will be developed at the beginning of the project (July 2017) while the website will be updated on a regular basis. A few social networks including Youtube, Facebook and LinkedIn will be established (by June 2018) to communicate the project ideas and obtain opinions from the people linked to the networks. A video will be prepared by the end of 2017 to introduce the project ideas to the public; this will then be uploaded to the above social networks; (4) Traditional media/press: A newsletter will be published by the end of 2018 to report the project concept and associated benefits; this will be delivered to wide range of personnel during the public showcases, exhibitions and conferences; (5) Teaching to Young people: by July 2018, the researcher and host supervisors will collect the project findings to form a brief teaching resource, which will be updated in subsequent years. The researcher and supervisors will use the material to present lectures to the undergraduates at the host university and other organizations they will visit.