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Review to look at Part L & Part F, which deal with energy efficiency & ventilation
Friday, 21 December 2018 09:53

Neil May 1962-2018

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“Only if we are capable of dwelling, only then can we build.”
- Heidegger

Property Bridges, a new “peer to peer” property investment company that aims to connect small-scale investors and local developers, has announced the launch of its first investment opportunity — a passive house project in Dublin. 

Friday, 26 October 2018 10:34

Origen launches De Dietrich heat pumps

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Leading heating specialist Origen Energy has launched the new range of De Dietrich Alezio Easylife air-to-water heat pumps to the Irish market. The Easylife range features a line-up of heat pumps ranging in output from 4.5kW to 16kW and is available with domestic hot water cylinders ranging in size from 150 to 300 litres.

Friday, 26 October 2018 10:28

BEAM introduces new high spec MVHR control panel

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Industry-leading mechanical ventilation company BEAM Vacuum & Ventilation has introduced a new user-friendly, high specification digital control panel for their popular Axco C130 Counterflow MVHR system. The aura-t wall mounted panel offers an advanced yet simple-to-use touchscreen controller for programming, commissioning and occupancy control.

Heat Merchants Group, the largest suppliers of heating, plumbing and home improvement materials to the professional and retail markets in Ireland, recently announced the creation of up to 75 new jobs in a €4 million investment programme that will see the opening of nine new Heat Merchants branches, and four additional Tubs & Tiles showrooms, over the next three years.

Friday, 26 October 2018 10:15

Meet nZEB with the new Amvic 300 ICF System

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Leading insulated concrete formwork (ICF) manufacturer Amvic Ireland says that its new Amvic 300 ICF system contributes significantly to achieving the nZEB standard in new buildings, following a fresh energy assessment of some of the company’s previous projects.

Friday, 26 October 2018 09:55

Passive sheltered scheme 500 years in the making

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Taking its cues from the original historic almshouse on site, St John’s Lichfield chose to build their new sheltered housing development for older persons to the passive house standard as part of high-quality design that emphasised community, calm and comfort.

Dwellings built to passive standard consistently perform much closer to design targets, authors conclude.

Dangerous overheating in buildings may not be showing up in desktop studies, new research suggests.

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