The 2016 Conference was held on 15th and 16th July at the Enterprise Centre, University of East Anglia, Norwich
Welcome from AECB Chair
The AECB Chair, Peter Wilkinson opened the conference.
CarbonLite Retrofit Demonstration
Andy Simmonds and Bill Butcher Monitoring CLR Results Tim Martel, MCIAT CEPH The AECB monitors 10 sites for the CarbonLite … Read More
CarbonLite Retrofit: Ambitious, safer retrofit for better, healthier buildings
Andy Simmonds, AECB CEO and Dr Tina Holt This introductory session to CarbonLite Retrofit will look at the national context, … Read More
Air Tightness Pow Wow
Find out what is required to deliver Passivhaus at a practical level and how to comply with QA issues and … Read More
Capturing the AECB Corporate and Guru Knowledge
Brian Murphy, Green Building Encyclopaedia and National Green Specification Capturing AECB corporate and guru knowledge before it’s lost forever: How … Read More
MVHR Maintenance and Commissioning Challenges and Best Practice
Steve Clarke, Green Building Store Steve will be sharing his experiences of best practice design and commissioning of MVHR systems … Read More
A Very Passive Passivhaus Archive; Performance Through Radical Simplicity
Speaker: Nick Grant The first Passivhaus (sic) archive in the UK draws considerable inspiration from the passive (sic) approach to … Read More
Value Engineering
Speaker: Nick Grant Speaker Biography Nick Grant is a freelance building consultant with a lifelong passion for doing more with … Read More
Communicating Sustainability
Communicating Sustainability Liz Male MBE, Liz Male Consulting Ltd How do we communicate environmental sustainability in a “cut the green … Read More
Bringing Hemp Lime into Commercially Viable Off-site Manufacture
Bringing Hemp Lime into Commercially Viable Off-site Manufacture Ian Pritchett, Greencore Construction and Hempsec Ltd Ian Pritchett BSc(hons) is a physics … Read More
Challenges to Specifying Low Carbon Insulation
David Garlovsky/Recovery Insulation Ltd Case studies will be presented demonstrating lower carbon emissions can be achieved to manufacture an insulation … Read More