Sentences with phrase «low energy building retrofit»

Marc Ó Riain is the president emeritus of the Institute of Designers in Ireland, a founding editor of Iterations design research journal and practice review, a former director of Irish Design 2015, a board member of the new Design Enterprise Skillsnet and has completed a PhD in low energy building retrofit, realising Ireland's first commercial nZEB retrofit in 2013.

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NDP: Introduce a green home energy program to help retrofit at least 50,000 homes and apartment buildings making them more efficient and lowering energy bills; create 365,000 affordable housing units across Canada; mandate the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation to provide grants and loans to construct at least 10,000 affordable and market rental units, with any revenues to be reinvested back into rental housing supports.

Buildings: Three new four - bedroom terraced passive houses & six low energy flats retrofitted into a Victorian terrace Standard: Certified passive new build & low energy fabric - first retrofit Location: Akerman Road, Lambeth, London Completed: December 2016 Total budget: # 2m Build method: Timber frame new build / deep retrofit with internal insulation to Victorian terbuild & low energy fabric - first retrofit Location: Akerman Road, Lambeth, London Completed: December 2016 Total budget: # 2m Build method: Timber frame new build / deep retrofit with internal insulation to Victorian terBuild method: Timber frame new build / deep retrofit with internal insulation to Victorian terbuild / deep retrofit with internal insulation to Victorian terrace.

These retrofits also require an initial energy audit that would shift behavior into the higher payback regimes for the building residents, freeing up generation capacity and lowering emissions.

Dr. Joseph Lstiburek will discuss building science principles (such as the control of heat, air and moisture and IAQ) and show you how to apply them to low - energy enclosure design, advanced HVAC systems, forensic investigations, and the repair and retrofit of existing buildings.

In this first instalment of his brand new «Help Desk» feature, architect and passive house designer Simon McGuinness of Dublin Institute of Technology invites questions on all aspects of passive house, retrofit and low energy building.

Thus, the problem with the proposals currently being discussed in Congress: They will, for the foreseeable future, direct private investment toward the least expensive emissions reductions (such as burning methane from landfills, purchasing forest land for carbon sequestration, or retrofitting power plants and buildings so they operate more efficiently) rather than toward breakthrough technologies (like low - cost solar energy and carbon capture and storage), which are too expensive to become widely adopted today but which are vital for creating a new energy economy and thus drastically reducing emissions.