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Post date: 17 Mai 2012
Type: Ereignis
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Post date: 17 Mai 2012
Type: Ereignis
www.ecbcs.org/newsletters/index.htm This edition features articles on -
Post date: 14 Mai 2012
Type: News
Veinte equipos procedentes de 15 países (Alemania, Dinamarca, España, Francia, Holanda, Hungría, Italia, Noruega, Portugal, Reino Unido, Rumanía, China, Japón, Brasil y Egipto), construirán su vivienda a tamaño real en un recinto abierto al público denominado “Villa Solar”.Durante la competición, las viviendas participantes deberán someterse a 10 pruebas que determinarán cuál es la ganadora: la casa que consuma la menor cantidad de recursos naturales, y produzca un mínimo de residuos durante su ciclo de vida, obteniendo toda la energía necesaria a partir del sol.
Post date: 14 Mai 2012
Type: News
The objective of the participating teams is to design and build houses that consume as few natural resources as possible and produce minimum waste products during their life cycle. Particular emphasis is put on reducing energy consumption and on obtaining all the necessary energy from the sun.Twenty teams from 15 countries (Germany, Denmark, Spain, France, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Portugal, United Kingdom, Romania, China, Japan, Brazil and Egypt) are building houses on the site called ¨Villa Solar¨ on the public premises of Casa del Campo, Madrid.
Post date: 10 Mai 2012
Type: News
To read more, please click here to go to the ACEEE website.To see the relevant BUILD UP publication, please click here.
Post date: 22 Mär 2012
Type: News
What is the definition of the compliance rate in China’s enforcement of building energy codes? If the improvement data are accurate, how is it that China has been able to bring about such impressive improvements in only five years? This report will try to answer the above questions, with a focus on the role of third parties in the implementation of building energy codes.
Post date: 22 Mär 2012
Type: Publication