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The sixteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download. Contents include: Foreword DYNASTEE Management Board Postponement of DYNASTEE Summer school 2020 DYNASTEE Online Training Online Summer School at DTU 2nd European SimStadt Workshop at Saxion UAS Model … Continue reading →
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Title: DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment A series of 4 webinars (e.g. 9 lectures) distributed over a period of 4 weeks in September and October 2021. These webinars should be considered as the … Continue reading →
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Annex 71 of the International Energy Agency is holding an event to disseminate the learnings and outputs of a 5 year global research programme. We will be discussing the latest work and delivering our final reports around the following areas: … Continue reading →
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We are pleased to announce our upcoming webinar where our experts discuss consumption and savings in the industrial sector to help you identify areas of improvement and opportunities, using real-life examples. Hosted by our team of energy experts, the webinar will take place on Wednesday the 4th of May at 11am.
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The eighteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download. Contents include: Foreword Announcement of DYNASTEE Summer School 2022 Retirement of Paul Baker Call for new DYNASTEE Board Members The effect of secondary pollutants with respect to indoor … Continue reading →
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Indoor Environments: Global Research to Action is a video show & podcast that explores how research can be translated to practice on a variety of topics related to our built indoor environments. The International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate (ISIAQ) and … Continue reading →
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We are pleased to announce and invite you to REHVA’s expert talk at ISH Frankfurt on New standards and health-based ventilation practice for good indoor air quality in homes. We spend up to 90 % of our time indoors, and indoor climate quality … Continue reading →
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Power network operators are calling for greater transparency regarding electric cars and heat pumps connected to the grid in order to reinforce the EU’s network where necessary and tap into the potential of energy savings from households.
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Technical Article - The crucial role of Education in achieving sustainability and low carbon economy
The crucial role of education in achieving sustainable development was already stressed at the UN Conference on Environment and Development, held in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 and twenty years later at the UN Conference on Sustainable Development, ‘Rio+20’ in 2012.
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Ciarán Cuffe, a former Irish minister now turned MEP, has urged the European Commission to take a locally integrated approach to building efficiency, saying it will be “critical” to the success of the upcoming renovation wave announced as part of the European Green Deal.
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In the COVID-19 aftermath, making our buildings energy efficient is key to reconcile Europe’s climate objectives with rapid economic recovery. To get this done we need an ambitious policy roadmap at EU level, write Bertrand Deprez and Mohammed Chahim.
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Government infighting in Berlin could see Germany abandon a mandatory renovation principle in the EU's buildings directive ahead of final negotiations in Brussels.
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POWERSKIN+ Project partners at Instituto Pedro Nunes and Brunel University London have recently published a research article "Formulation and phase change mechanism of Capric acid/Octadecanol binary composite phase change materials" in the Energy Journal.
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The recordings and the slides of the Dynastee On-Line Training Webinar Series: “Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment” parts 1 to 5, held on September 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th September 2020, are now available online. Please click … Continue reading →
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The seventeenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download. Contents include: Foreword Energy House 2.0 Evaluation of the DYNASTEE training webinars Data-based modelling for thermal performance assessment Pre-announcement of DYNASTEE Summer School 2021 Call for papers: special … Continue reading →
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Partners Angelos Mylonas, Jordi Macia and Jordi Pascual from IREC - Institut de Recerca en Energia de Catalunya have written a press release about the PLURAL project's latest development in smart energy management and fault detection tools.
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The DYNASTEE board looks for enthusiastic people that like to help organising the events that the informal network undertakes. DYNASTEE will have to say goodbye to two of the co-founders of the original network, PASLINK eeig. Peter Wouters and Luk … Continue reading →
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Dynastee – the network for energy modellers and building performance, has recently added two new board members: Twan Rovers – Twan is a Researcher at Saxion University of Applied Science Luke Smith – Luke is a building performance expert and … Continue reading →
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The European Parliament ITRE committee adopted its position on the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) after long and difficult negotiations. The compromise amendments contain significant changes, and more ambitious targets than the EC recast proposal, including … Continue reading →
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The Slovak Environmental Agency launched the submission of applications in the third call of the Renew House programme on Monday morning.
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The European Commission has launched a new initiative for a new set of EU taxonomy criteria for economic activities contributing to:
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Only five EU member states have submitted long-term renovation strategies that were due last month under the revised energy performance of buildings directive: Belgium, Denmark, Finland, The Netherlands and Sweden.
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To weather the COVID-19 crisis, Europe’s energy poor urgently need a green bailout – providing decent, zero-carbon homes for all, writes Clémence Hutin.
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The liberal FDP party (Renew) has renewed its call for a higher carbon surcharge on fossil fuels at a party convention this weekend to stop a proposed ban on new gas and oil boilers as of 2024. Last week, the...
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Air-source heat pumps can help to halve the carbon emissions compared to gas-fired heating systems. Nevertheless, the uptake of air-source heat pumps in the UK is the lowest in Europe. Why?
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