BSRIA helps B&Q get airtight

05 December, 2004

BSRIA is providing air-tightness services for B&Q’s building-development programme over the next three years. The work involves the successful warehouse and mini-warehouse formats. A 12-month study of the operational energy costs of two identically specified stores in similar geographical and environmental locations revealed significantly lower heating costs for the tighter building. One had an air permeability of 8 m3/h/m2, with 3 m3/h/m2 for the other. The reduction in heating costs was 35%.

Industry urged to see Clean Heat Market Mechanism target as opportunity

The UK government has confirmed that the next phase of the Clean Heat Market Mechanism (CHMM) will set an 8% target for the proportion of heat pumps to fossil fuel boiler sales.

2025 CSA Awards winners announced

The Commissioning Specialists Association (CSA) returned to London on the evening of 2nd October for the staging of its 10th Annual Awards Ceremony.

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