This seminar brings together industry experts to help understand future regulatory changes, and apply building services technologies to design compliant HVAC systems to meet them.

How will industry face the net-zero challenge over the next 30 years? How will it meet energy performance targets based on primary energy in just one year? What is the future application of heat pumps within SAP10? This event is for anyone looking at the real implications for the built environment of the answer to these questions.

Speakers and presentations:

Yselkla Farmer, BEAMA – Net-Zero by Design

An overview of the BEAMA net-zero by design report - outlining how the building regulations and other key policy actions by Government can help ensure net-zero is commercially viable for the supply chain and consumers. To meet the net-zero target (large scale deployment of low carbon heat by 2025) action is needed urgently, how can we ensure the next Part L review helps deliver on this?

Mark Deeney, GDHV – Part L update

The emergence of primary energy-based energy performance targets The imminent update to Part L is looking to change the metric of energy performance targets to primary energy (kWh/m2y). But what could the impact of designing a HVAC system to predominantly reduce energy use be, in an industry historically focused on carbon emission reduction?

Jacob Cox, WSP

SAP10.0 has driven the change from CHP led strategies being the answer for carbon savings to various heat pump solutions. During planning, WSP have noticed an increased requirement for detailed information and will describe the different aspects and level of detail being requested including; metering, annual performance and performance of heat pumps in series.

To be confirmed...

Indoor air quality

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