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competency; the necessity to undertake a steep evolution in SAP’s building modelling capability; and the challenge of preparing consumers for a new way of living are all covered within the report.
competency; the necessity to undertake a steep evolution in SAP’s building modelling capability; and the challenge of preparing consumers for a new way of living are all covered within the report.
The report examines a range of
With the new regulations for Net Zero Ready homes, the government has laid down a clear direction of travel for building design and construction. Through the second stage of its Future Homes Standard consultation – due to launch later this year – there will be a requirement to future proof all new dwellings with low carbon heating, high performing fabric specification and a complementary ventilation strategy.
The report examines a range of technology options best suited to a variety of dwelling and occupancy profiles. It acknowledges that the majority of technology solutions already exists today and therefore focuses on the specific enablers that will support their inclusion within the homes of the future. technology options best suited to a variety of dwelling and occupancy profiles. It acknowledges that the majority of technology solutions already exists today and therefore focuses on the specific enablers that will support their inclusion within the homes of the future.
Subjects such as design, installation and commissioning
Subjects such as design, installation and commissioning
“Through this report we are seeking to open a path towards collaborative discussion with not only government, but also the wider construction industry,” says BEAMA CEO Dr Howard Porter. “We share a common objective and we are very much looking forward to being a leading stakeholder in the preparation for the start of an exciting new era for energy efficiency, renewable solutions and connected flexibility infrastructure from 2025. Our efforts will not stop at today’s publication.”
“Through this report we are seeking to open a path towards collaborative discussion with not only government, but also the wider construction industry,” says BEAMA CEO Dr Howard Porter. “We share a common objective and we are very much looking forward to being a leading stakeholder in the preparation for the start of an exciting new era for energy efficiency, renewable solutions and connected flexibility infrastructure from 2025. Our efforts will not stop at today’s publication.”
The document is the first phase of a two-step report focusing on new build compliance, with the second half of the report planned when BEAMA can complete BETA SAP 11 modelling. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/623/11
Cornwall project shows benefits of HVO fuels
The document is the first phase of a two-step report focusing on new build compliance, with the second half of the report planned when BEAMA can complete BETA SAP 11 modelling.
◼ phamnews.co.uk/623/11
