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Thursday, 12 May 2022 13:35

Huge demand for new deep retrofit grants

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Some one-stop-shops will not take on projects with new build extensions.

Latest climate report calls for more e� cient use of floor space in buildings

Read Farrat's guide to specifying structural thermal breaks 

Tuesday, 22 February 2022 10:47

Witness the Phitness

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The deep retrofit of this 1930s dwelling on the Hampshire coast provides a pitch-perfect example of how to transform old dwellings while preserving their original structure and minimising embodied carbon, utterly transforming the living space without the need for an extension, and creating a cosy home that uses two-thirds less energy than before.

Friday, 18 February 2022 11:41

Dulux Decorator Centre launches carbon reduction plan

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Dulux Decorator Centre has committed to an ambitious carbon reduction plan to help specifiers reduce their environmental impact and provide a more attractive offering for climate-conscious clients.

Friday, 11 February 2022 09:23

Kilsaran launch lower carbon cement with CarbonCure

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Kilsaran has announced the signing of a new partnership agreement with CarbonCure Technologies to bring a lower carbon cement to its clients. The project represents a €1m investment by Kilsaran and will create an additional eight jobs in the areas of project support and R&D.

By Simon Jones of the Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre.

This simple guide is generic and should be appropriate for any classroom and CO2 monitor

Tuesday, 08 February 2022 17:13

Major new grants for retrofit & insulation announced

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The Irish government has announced significant new grants designed to make it “easier and more affordable” for homeowners to undertake home energy upgrades.

Green groups criticise lack of focus on embodied carbon.

The European Commission is proposing sweeping changes to the way in which energy ratings for buildings are allocated, in a bid to stimulate the retrofit of the worst performing buildings across Europe.

Leading sustainable building association the AECB has secured funding to create an international resource to share detailed information on low energy buildings in the UK, Ireland and, ultimately, internationally, via a rebuild of the Low Energy Buildings Database (LEBD).
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