The Passive House standard, as promoted by the Passive House Institute (PHI) achieves highly energy efficient buildings whose demand for heating and cooling energy can be reduced by as much as 90% compared to conventional builds. This is achieved using an envelope-first approach and considers the five principles of Passive House: airtightness, high-quality windows, climate-applicable insulation, avoidance of thermal bridges and sufficient ventilation.
Post date: 30 Mar 2020
Type: Vijesti
The Green Deal was a big deal at the European Energy Efficiency Conference in Wels/Austria from 4 - 6 March 2020. The event was a great success with 400 experts from 50 countries taking part. The conference focused on and how to make the energy transition happen and achieve climate neutrality in Europe and globally.
Post date: 24 Mar 2020
Type: Vijesti
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: Vijesti
The purpose of the calculator is to build an energy pathway that hits the 80% CO2 emission reduction target at the top of the page. As you get closer to achieving this the arrow will move to the right. The calculator models what is thought to be physically and technically possible in forty-two different sectors. It is based on scientific and engineering data and was built in collaboration with a wide range of organisations from inside and outside of government.
Post date: 23 Mar 2020
Type: Tool
Background – Why the EU heating stock needs to change
Post date: 20 Mar 2020
Type: Vijesti
Open book EPC for Brussels’ condominiums How can easyCOPRO help you? By offering :
Post date: 19 Mar 2020
Type: Poveznica
Data is fundamental to understand how much a building consumes, how much it is efficient and whether thermal comfort is adequate. However, how should this data be evaluated? Is it still possible to increase energy efficiency of buildings? A solution would be to make a comparison with similar contexts: for example, how much does a building consume on average under specific climatic conditions? How much energy can it obtain from its installed renewable energy sources?
Post date: 17 Mar 2020
Type: Vijesti
BIMcert provides an easily accessible portal for training the vast middle tier of construction industry supply chain professionals of all profiles. The framework and materials supporting the portal is aimed at improving workers’ BIM, sustainable construction and energy efficiency skills, thus leading to better collaborative working that guarantees energy efficient, sustainable buildings and increased quality throughout the entire construction supply chain.
Post date: 16 Mar 2020
Type: Tool
Europe’s #1 destination for dissemination of research, collaboration, networking and the creation of market opportunities. Join us for the 8th edition of Sustainable Places!28 - 30 October 2020 / Aix-les-Bains, France
Post date: 13 Mar 2020
Type: Vijesti
Registration: Registrations will re-open soon on this page. Thank you for your understanding. The residential sector remains one of the most energy intensive sectors. If national and local authorities want to achieve their ambitious energy and climate targets, they have to pro-actively support citizens in launching retrofits.
Post date: 10 Mar 2020
Type: Događanje
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