NOVELTY - A photovoltaic glazing assembly (10) comprises two substrates (11, 12), photovoltaic coating, and seal system (13). The first substrate is made of transparent or light transmitting material. Each substrate has two major surfaces (121, 122). Each second surface has central region and periphery. The second surfaces face and are spaced apart from one another. The photovoltaic coating is on central region of second surface of one substrate. The seal system comprises two seals (14, 15). The seal system is between and joins two substrates to one another, along their peripheries.    USE - Glazing assembly for photovoltaic applications (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The assembly has sealing system that exhibits low seal failure rates.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - A photovoltaic glazing assembly (10) comprises two substrates (11, 12), photovoltaic coating, and seal system (13). The first substrate is made of transparent or light transmitting material. Each substrate has two major surfaces (121, 122). Each second surface has central region and periphery. The second surfaces face and are spaced apart from one another. The photovoltaic coating is over central region of second surface of first or second substrate. The seal system comprises two seals (14, 15). The seal system is between and joins the two substrates to one another, along their peripheries. The seal system encloses an airspace extending between the second surfaces of the substrates and along its central regions. The assembly includes opening(s), desiccant material, supports, potting material, and bus bar. The seal system extends over the periphery of the substrate and over an edge portion of the coating. The edge portion is adjacent to the periphery of the second surface of the substrate. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for making photovoltaic glazing assembly.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a cross sectional view of the glazing assembly.    Photovoltaic glazing assembly (10)    Two substrates (11, 12)    Seal system (13)    Two seals (14, 15)    Two major surfaces (121, 122)