Are you an architect that wants to offer the latest technology and advice to your clients?

The cost of running a building can be extremely expensive, but if you could design a building with energy efficiency in mind you could save your client money in the long run.

Smart Energy, a project led by North East Lincolnshire Council, is offering a free energy focused workshop to architects located in the Greater Lincolnshire area.

The day will be run by the University of Applied Sciences Trier’s Institut fur angewandtes Stroffstrommanagement (IfaS), industry leading experts in resource and energy efficiency, who have worked with multi-national companies such as Continental, Procter and Gamble, Evonik to reduce their energy use.

At the workshop IfaS will equip you with the latest knowledge on:

• Solar PV and thermal

• Renewable energy for heating purposes

• High efficiency lighting

• Low embodied energy / ecological insulation materials

• Nature conservation aspects around the building.

Keynote speaker: Richard Tibenham (Greenlite Energy Assessors) will also cover Managing solar gain by design and low carbon construction materials

Smart Energy Greater Lincolnshire is a £9.2m project that has been partly funded by the European Regional development Fund to help support business to save energy.