REASONS TO EXHBIT 1 -Meet the market in just two days at Ireland’s largest Workplace & Facilities Expo. 2 -Network with colleagues and gain insights into the market 3 -Raise awareness or your company, products and services And more in detail:
Post date: 19 Dec 2019
Type: Event
With the increasing amount of data to monitor buildings, it becomes crucial to offer tools that help managers in taking the best decisions to better control the energy of their buildings, and to involve all actors in reducing their environmental impact.
Post date: 20 Nov 2019
Type: Tool
Concept The vision of REFLOW is to develop circular and regenerative cities through the re-localisation of production and the re-configuration of material flows at different scales.
Post date: 5 Sep 2019
Type: Link
A greater uptake of smart technologies is expected to lead to significant, cost-effective energy savings, while also helping to improve indoor comfort in a manner that enables the building to adjust to the needs of the user. Smart buildings have also been identified and acknowledged as key enablers of future energy systems for which there will be a larger share of renewables, distributed supply and demand-side energy flexibility.
Post date: 30 Aug 2019
Type: Publication
How and where to invest in Energy Efficiency: Energy Conservation Measures When we start an energy efficiency project, as a first step, it is recommended to carry out actions that improve the energy behaviour of users. In general, behavioural improvements are not sufficient to achieve the savings targets that were set, and we need to implement other Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs).
Post date: 29 Aug 2019
Type: Event
Overall environmental impacts of nZEBs are substantially lower than conventional buildings. This is the conclusion of a new AZEB study in which the environmental performance of 3 AZEB case studies was evaluated using life cycle assessment (LCA). The combination of LCA with optimization methods facilitates decisions to minimize environmental impacts of nZEBs, while keeping the costs as low as possible.
Post date: 23 Aug 2019
Type: Publication
The right performance of a building directly relates to higher comfort and thus to better living conditions for the users. Less unexpected maintenance costs and improved comfort conditions positively influence the real estate value and occupancy rate. This is the conclusion of the AZEB study ‘Real Estate Value and Occupancy Rate in nZEBs’. It demonstrates how the AZEB methodology effects these values, now and in future.
Post date: 19 Aug 2019
Type: News
AZEB studied the use of indicators for measuring the social performance of a building. The social performance of two AZEB case studies, in Spain and Bulgaria, was investigated. The study shows how the European standard could aid decision making for cost-effective nZEB development.
Post date: 19 Aug 2019
Type: News
Much of our building stock was designed and built before global warming, environmental protection and recycling became foremost in our minds and behaviours. It represents around 40% of energy consumption and 36% of CO2 emissions Revamping building envelopes, making façades and roofs more energy-efficient, is a key measure in retrofitting existing stock. Combined with a smart energy management system, building envelopes can slash energy consumption while improving indoor comfort.
Post date: 2 Aug 2019
Type: News