Castlemore's Waverley Gate project awarded EPC
7 August, 2008
Castlemore’s Waverley Gate development in Edinburgh has been awarded an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), placing it in the top 11% of sustainable commercial buildings in the UK.
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Reader's Rant
Reader's Rant
7 August, 2008
In the BSJ inbox this week, a letter from Keith Calder, Technical Director at Meinhardt (UK):
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Buro Happold win £193m Birmingham library tender
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EIC buyout
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C average for energy ratings
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CIBSE to host Young Engineers' ball
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Hibberd heads JCT
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Who’ll be this year’s greenest?
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Editor's Choice
Earth ducts supply fresh air to Luton office village
August 2008
Beneath an office village in Luton lies a system of concrete pipes that promises to supply fresh air using a fifth of the energy of a normal fan-coil system. Roderic Bunn salutes its simplicity
Fire engineering as a career
16 July, 2008
If you’re ready to jump out of the frying pan into the fire, developing specialist skills on projects is the best way into the discipline of engineering. You could soon be influencing the design of some of the world’s most unique buildings,...
Energy Performance Certificates
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Castlemore's Waverley Gate project awarded EPC
Castlemore's Waverley Gate project awarded EPC
7 August, 2008
Castlemore’s Waverley Gate development in Edinburgh has been awarded an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), placing it in the top 11% of sustainable commercial buildings in the UK.
Free DEC software released
7 August, 2008
IES to release alternative to 'incomplete' Government system later this month
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The EPC experience: Swan House
25 July, 2008
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EPC specialist to expand services
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EPC calculation tool
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Stroma Lodges first DEC
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Projects
Earth ducts supply fresh air to Luton office village
August 2008
Beneath an office village in Luton lies a system of concrete pipes that promises to supply fresh air using a fifth of the energy of a normal fan-coil system. Roderic Bunn salutes its simplicity
Sustainability News
Sustained summer reading and listening
4 August, 2008
Stuck for a rip-roaring read or an essential soundtrack to your summer break? Try out this über list of print or plastic (or MP3) which range from the sublime (Proust, Glenn Gould) to the ridiculous (Howard Jones and a singing bear)
Want to offset your holiday flight?
4 August, 2008
Michael Willoughby explores the theory and practice behind offsetting. And he discovers wildly differing costs for a return flight to Malaga from the price of a latte to a hardback book.
Technical
Magnetic cooling promises new ways to avoid conventional refrigerants
August 2008
Magnetic cooling holds exciting potential for avoiding conventional refrigerants and saving energy. Karl Sandeman of Cambridge University reports on the research
Green shopping list
August 2008
Enhanced capital allowances are juicy carrots to encourage the use of energy efficient equipment. Building services cost expert Davis Langdon Mott Green Wall, and property tax specialist Crosher & James, explain what the scheme covers
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Valliant’s VTK 570 ups the solar gain
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CPD Collection
CPD Module August 08: Intelligent lighting systems that save energy
August 2008
Welcome to our regular series of CPD modules, designed to help you broaden your professional knowledge while you work. This module covers intelligent lighting systems that can save energy. It is sponsored by Powerplan.
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CPD Module July 08: Gas absorption heat pumps
CPD Module July 08: Gas absorption heat pumps
July 2008
Welcome to our regular series of CPD modules, designed to help you broaden your professional knowledge while you work. This module covers the use of gas absorption heat pumps as a source of low carbon building heating. It is sponsored by...
