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Climate scientist on a mission to cut CO2 at his own home
Met Office scientist and global-warming specialist Jeff Ridley (pictured) has been taking measures to reduce his own home’s CO2 emissions.
30 Mar 2015
Architect calls for a halt to demolitions and hails refurbishment
VAT rules are undermining sustainable development by rewarding developers who demolish buildings and penalising those who refurbish.
11 Mar 2015
Ecodesign and HVACR
Ecodesign and HVACR Mike Lawrence, chairman of the FETA Board, explains why the Ecodesign Directive is an important piece of legislation across the EU member states.
10 Mar 2015
China high-rise office building achieves first BREEAM Outstanding rating
No. 1 Shanghai, a 180m tall, 34 storey commercial tower created by state developer the Shanghai International Shipping Service Centre (SISSC) has achieved an Outstanding design rating under BREEAM, the world's foremost sustainability standard for buildings.
15 Jan 2015
Europe’s energy transition: Secure power for a sustainable economy
Technological and commercial innovation is accelerating as the European power market reaches the vital nexus between renewable and traditional power.
14 Jan 2015
Energy bills rise as the mercury falls
Most commercial buildings experience a spike in running costs at this time of year as temperatures fall and the dark nights close in, despite the fact that nearly all organisations can take steps to reduce their energy consumption and improve their green credentials.
7 Jan 2015
Space Air addresses R22 concerns
Mike Nankivell, marketing director for the Daikin distributor, Space Air, comments on a dilemma facing suppliers of air conditioning and parts now it is illegal to use the refrigerant R22 for service and maintenance purposes.
7 Jan 2015
Major changes ahead for healthcare construction procurement
According to a new report by AMA Research, major changes within the NHS are changing the way that it is working with the construction industry.
15 Oct 2014
Be prepared: be winter ready
As we enter the winter months, Mark Hodgkinson of Xylem Water Solutions UK is calling on all businesses to be prepared and to ensure their business continuity plan is up to date.
14 Oct 2014
Uponor answers the most common UFH queries
Underfloor Heating (UFH) has been installed in British homes for decades yet its roots go back hundreds of years.
8 Sep 2014
Green Deal - Success or failure?
“Due to overwhelming popular demand, the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund is closed for applications with immediate effect” reads a press release on the DECC website. The ...
14 Aug 2014
The art of the ball valve
Understated and discreet, the humble ball valve is one of the vital cogs in the machinery that drives the modern world.
4 Aug 2014
When it comes to return on investment, size matters
When it comes to return on investment, size matters In buildings where there is a large heating/cooling demand over extended periods, the benefits of combined heat and power (CHP) are hard to beat.
8 Jul 2014
Finding a fan base in a few new sectors
Finding a fan base in a few new sectors Not just for large commercial use, smaller CHP units are attracting new sectors of the market.
8 Jul 2014
Can less really be more? Single vs multi CHP
Alex Parkinson of Bosch Commerial Heating evaluates the pros and cons of multiple module CHP systems vs single module arrangements
8 Jul 2014
Getting the best out of green solutions
Renewable and low carbon technologies should be hailed as the saviour of commercial heating, helping users to reduce their carbon emissions and cut energy costs.
8 Jul 2014
Fan array keeps Mary Rose project ship shape
It’s not often you get to see something completey different, but when you go behind the scenes of the conservation site of the 16th Century Mary Rose in Portsmouth’s historic dockyard that’s exactly what you get.
8 Jul 2014
Building regulations and ductwork leakage testing
The Building Regulations require ductwork leakage testing, with implications for designers, installers, and maintenance contractors. Peter Rogers chairman of the B&ES Ductwork Group Technical explains
8 Jul 2014
Examining the options to a high-scale problem
Stored hot water systems suffer badly from the problem of scale build up – even when water treatment measures are set in place which could put a burden on water heaters. Scott Humphries argues in favour of zinc-based calcium inhibitors.
8 Jul 2014
When it comes to cooling don’t play Russian roulette
What is the right way to cost effectively cool a data centre? Is it about increasing the input temperature? Maybe aisle containment is the answer? What about free air cooling?
7 Jul 2014
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