ICESE 2020 aims to bring together innovative academics and industrial experts in the field of Environment Science and Engineering to a common forum.
Post date: 31 Mar 2020
Type: Event
The decision-making process is one of the biggest challenges for deep renovation: difficulty to reach an agreement between parts, lack of sufficient financing schemes, and no clear vision of expected results, just to mention a few issues. Plug and play options help to overcome some of these concerns, as they usually enable a significant revalorisation of the property through a cost-effective and fast deep retrofitting.
Post date: 30 Mar 2020
Type: News
Welcome to ISH China & CIHE Exploring diverse HVAC and energy solutions: Clean, Comfortable, Innovative
Post date: 26 Mar 2020
Type: Event
Welcome to Effie Effie Virtual Congress is a company that organises virtual trade fairs in an online 3D environment created specifically for the energy industry by Walcon Virtual and it will become a key milestone for its dynamisation.
Post date: 26 Mar 2020
Type: Event
Due to the current situation, please check the latest status of the event at the organisers’ webpage.
Post date: 24 Mar 2020
Type: Event
Every month, Build Up works to offer informative webinars on cutting-edge topics to bring international experts closer to the public. In line with the Topic of the month, we look for current, relevant and innovative topics for users always related to efficient energy in buildings. Next BUILD UP webinars are:
Post date: 23 Mar 2020
Type: News
Transparent Solar Panel Technology for Energy Autonomous Greenhouses and Glass Buildings The Technology PanePowerSW is a uniquely transparent (up to 70%) solar panel glass that generates clean energy through PV technology lowering the energy costs, and, more importantly allowing the light to shine through greenhouses and commercial buildings windows.
Post date: 23 Mar 2020
Type: Link
Buildings are one of the main causes of the emission of greenhouse gases in the world; in Europe, for example, they are responsible for more than 30% of emissions, or about 900 million tons of CO2 per year. Heating and air conditioning are mainly responsible for greenhouse gas emissions in buildings.
Post date: 23 Mar 2020
Type: Publication
The crisis of climate change is bearing down on the places and people we love. Committed to forward motion, our community works quickly to reverse this course even as a widening disaster looms on the horizon. Yet – why do we still show up for the fight every day? What drives us? The data is bleak. The trend lines are blinding. Any sane person would have thrown in the towel. So why do we keep showing up? Hope.
Post date: 20 Mar 2020
Type: Event
This extension to a School of Design & Environment building at the National University of Singapore is an outstanding example of a net zero-energy building (NZEB) in the tropics. The five-storey building is home to labs, design studios and workshops used by the departments of architecture and design. Construction of the building was optimised to facilitate lateral ventilation and comfortable natural light. An integral aspect of net zero-energy consumption is that conventional approaches to air conditioning have to be challenged.
Post date: 19 Mar 2020
Type: Case