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Technical guidance for thermal bypass risks
This guide contains peer-reviewed papers to make the proper reference which represents the base for the practical implications for policymakers, certifiers, designers and constructors. The guide discusses the importance of the reliability of performance gaps from the design phase to the final building.
Publication
07/11/2022
Passive House detached single family house in Bucharest
This single-family house is located in Bucharest and is Passive House certified. Indeed, the building has minimal environmental impact due to its extremely low energy requirements. This need is generated by the production of renewable energy: 19 photovoltaic panels are located on the 2 terraces of the building.
Case study
31/10/2022
Pančevo General Hospital has reduced energy consumption by almost 40%. How?
The Pančevo General Hospital has reduced gas and electricity consumption by 39% thanks to the renovation of six substations for heating and sanitary hot water and the installation of 200 solar panels. Pančevo should become an example to other cities for the use of renewable energy sources.
News
26/10/2022
Webinar - IEA EBC Annex 78: Substituting Ventilation by Gas Phase Air Cleaning
This IEA EBC Annex 78 & AIVC webinar "Substituting Ventilation by Gas Phase Air Cleaning. An Industry webinar" aims to develop appropriate standard test methods to verify the performance of gas phase air cleaning technologies, which will be covered by presentations and discussion in this webinar.
Event
25/10/2022
Webinar - Use of Super Cool Materials for Efficient Building Ventilation and Heat Mitigation
This AIVC/venticool & UNSW webinar "Use of Super Cool Materials for Efficient Building Ventilation and Heat Mitigation" aims to inform designers, engineers, architects, researchers and building professional on the potential of super cool materials, their potential use for ventilation and mitigation purposes, and the future implementation path to be followed.
Event
21/10/2022
SmartBuilt4EU workshop - Upgrading smartness of existing buildings through innovations for legacy equipment
The SmartBuilt4EU project organized a workshop about Innovations to upgrade the smartness of the building at Sustainable Places Conference this year with the participation of the SB4EU partners, CINEA on behalf of the European Commission and several EU-funded projects. The workshop hosted presentations from the several EU-supported Innovation projects where the project representatives pitched the value proposition of their expected smart buildings innovations, associated impacts and lessons learnt.
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20/10/2022
SmartBuilt4EU workshop - Smart operation and building dynamic optimization
The SmartBuilt4EU project organized a workshop about Innovations to upgrade the smartness of the building at Sustainable Places Conference this year with the participation of the SB4EU partners, CINEA on behalf of the European Commission and several EU-funded projects. The workshop hosted presentations from the several EU-supported Innovation projects where the project representatives pitched the value proposition of their expected smart buildings innovations, associated impacts and lessons learnt.
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20/10/2022
Webinar| Substituting Ventilation by Gas Phase Air Cleaning. An industry webinar
Worldwide, there is an increasing number of publications related to air cleaning and there is an increasing sale of gas phase air cleaning products. This puts a demand for verifying the influence of using air cleaning on indoor air quality, comfort, well-being and health. It is thus important to learn whether air cleaning can supplement ventilation with respect to improving air quality i.e. whether it can partly substitute the ventilation rates required by standards. There is also a need to evaluate the energy impact of using air cleaning as supplement to ventilation.
Event
20/10/2022
Passive House multi family dwelling in Zaragoza
This certified Passive House multi family dwelling in Zaragoza (Spain) has been built taking in particular consideration the occupants´ comfort, such as indoor air quality (IAQ) and acoustics, and ecological aspects, such as aerothermal energy connected to clean renewable electricity and not gas supply. This allows savings in fixed costs, taxes and maintenance.
Case study
18/10/2022
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