Under Ireland’s Climate action plan the Government plans to renovate over 500,000 homes in the next ten years to a B2 standard. Under the Covid 19 recovery plan, billed as the world ‘s biggest green stimulus, renovation is likely to be a key part of the investment strategy of the EU.
This means that renovation will finally come into its own and become a major industry in Ireland over the coming years. But how do we make sure that this is properly invested in high quality renovation that guarantees performance and safeguards the health of the occupants? This webinar series explores a range of solutions and focuses on important considerations for delivering high quality renovations.
01/07/20 Planning high quality renovation | Shay Kavanagh, Fuinniv Independent Consulting & RetroKit and Paddy Phelan, 3CEA
What are the implications of the nZEB requirements in Part L for renovation. How should the renovation be planned? Is it difficult to achieve a B2 rating? What type of strategy should be employed?
08/07/20 Moisture management & breathable internal insulation systems in solid walls | Niall Crosson, Ecological Building Systems
What needs to be considered when insulating solid wall traditionally built homes? What are the appropriate solutions? What is breathability and why is it important in older structures?
15/07/20 External wall insulation for existing homes | Joseph Little, TU Dublin
What needs to be considered? What is the the impact on streetscape, neighbours, moisture management and technical detailing (e.g. fire, thermal bridging and key junctions)?
22/07/20 Ventilation and air quality in existing homes | Simon Jones, Aereco
What issues need to be considered with existing homes? What are the SEAI requirements? How does regulation impact or not impact on this? How to deal with radon in existing homes?
29/07/20 Designing Heat pumps for existing homes | Padraic O’Reilly, LIT
What is a heat pump ready home? What is the heat loss parameter? What are common issues with designing heat pumps for existing homes and how to avoid them?
05/08/20 – PAS 2035 Standard: Retrofitting Dwellings for Improved Energy Efficiency | Peter Rickaby, UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings
How can the PAS 2035 standard support quality energy renovation? How to access dwellings for retrofit, identify improvement options, design and specify Energy Efficiency Measures (EEM) and monitor retrofit projects.
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The ethos at Ecological Building Systems is to achieve ‘Better Building’ by adopting a ‘Fabric First’ approach to design, with the use of more natural materials to optimise building performance and durability. To further benefit their customers; the company has recently launched a new website with additional ecommerce functionality and access to in-depth technical specifications, installation guides and project examples
ESB, Ireland’s leading energy company, is making a stand for Ireland’s future, a future powered by clean, sustainable electricity. Since 1927, ESB have worked to enhance the lives of their customers, support Ireland’s economy and ensure a brighter future for all. Today that means taking action and leadership in the transition to a clean, affordable and reliable energy future by removing carbon from electricity generation, creating smart networks capable of supporting dramatic increases in renewable generation, electric vehicles and heat pumps, and developing new products and services to empower everyone in society to live cleaner, more sustainable lives, powered by electricity. Find out more at www.esb.ie/brighterfuture
Each webinar counts for one RIAI CPD point
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