This research aims to study the assessment of electrical energy and heat transfer from building integrated photovoltaic panels when the installation of PV panel is on the roof and the wall of buildings. A 40 W mono crystalline Si solar panel was installed on the roof at an angle of 18o and four of the similar panels were installed on the wall at an angle of 90o with respect to the horizontal. The comparison is made between the room with and without the installation of PV panel. From the testing, it was found that the total electricity production in one day per unit area form the panel installed on the roof pointing respectively in the south, west, east and north direction is 0.61 kWh/day.m2, 0.55 kWh/day.m2, 0.43 kWh/day.m2 and 0.36 kWh/day.m2. The maximum solar irradiance is found to be 991.92 W/m2, 955.2 W/m2, 787.35 W/m2 and 578.8 W/m2 for the south, west, east and north direction, respectively. The installation of the PV panel on the roof in the south direction reduces the maximum RTTV of 14.02 W/m2. The panelinstallation in the north direction results in a higher RTTV compared to the room without the panel. From a rough estimation, the installation of the panel on the south-oriented roof would save 1,000 THB/y.m2 of electricity cost and the reduction of heat entering to the building would save the energy cost of the air conditioning system at about 1,540 THB/y. In case of installing the panel on the wall, it was found that the maximum electrical energy production of 0.461 kWh/day.m2 is achieved when the panel faced south direction. Mounting the panel on the west, east and north results in a lower energy production with the north direction demonstrating an extremely low electrical energy production of 0.081 kWh/day.m2. This corresponds to the incident solar intensity where the south wall received the maximum value of 902.40 W/m2 and the other directions received 831.05 W/m2, 470 W/m2 and 157.0 W/m2 for west, east and north orientation, respectively. The installation of the PV panel on the wall facing south reduces the maximum OTTV of 12.04 W/m2, which is about 5.5 times higher than that of the west. Negative OTTV value was observed for the east and north wall installation. From the approximation, the installation of the panel on the south-oriented wall would save 757 THB/y.m2 of electricity cost and the reduction of heat entering to the building would save the energy cost of the air conditioning system at about 6,360 THB/y. The installation of the PV panels facing the south direction generates the maximum amount at electrical energy and can effectively reduce the heat energy entering to the building. Mounting the panels facing west and east on the roof can also be an alternative installation since it provides electrical energy close to the south direction installation. Installing the panel on the west and south wall is not advisable since the electrical energy production is low compared to the south direction.