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Dimplex moves towards zero carbon with solar PV packs
Dimplex Renewables is adding to its portfolio with the launch of a range of solar photovoltaic (PV) packages. Containing polycrystalline modules and everything required for installation, the kits offer a complete PV solution for residential and light commercial buildings. The kits contain everything needed to install and connect the modules, including G83 approved inverter, a roof mounting system, cabling, isolators and generation meter. l For more information call 01489 773336 or email
marketing@dimplex.co.uk
Community heating scheme is a breeze
An off-site manufactured packaged plant room from the Ormandy Group is to play a key role in a major sustainable construction project. The company has also provided a large number of its MiniBreeze energy efficient consumer units for the Academy Central project, currently under construction on the site of the former University of East London in Barking. Taylor Wimpey, in partnership with London and Quadrant Housing Association, is developing 936 new-build residential units. l For more information visit www. ormandyltd. com
Sharm El-Sheikh airport flies high thanks to Tour and Andersson
Top scores for Kingspan KoolDuct
The Kingspan KoolDuct panels, produced at Kingspan Insulation’s Pembridge site and used in the fabrication of ductwork from the Kingspan KoolDuct System, have achieved a BRE Green Guide 2008 Summary A Rating. The A rating was awarded by BRE Global, which used its 2008 Environmental Profiles Methodology to assess the environmental impacts of the product across its entire life cycle. The 2008 Green Guide rating system uses such data to classify performance in a number of key areas. l For more information call 01544 387384 or visit
www.insulation.kingspan.com
Energy consumption reduced by 70% at European Bank
Fläkt Woods has completed upgrading 23 variable air volume fans and four cooling tower fans at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), at Exchange Square in London. Energy usage has been reduced by around 70%. This project was designed to monitor the overall effect of variable speed drives when fitted to an axial-fanned air handling unit. The energy usage was monitored and energy usage has been calculated, conclusively demonstrating the value of the works. The expected annual savings on electricity costs are £4,266, with an environmental benefit in terms of CO2 emission reduction of 30 tonnes. Fläkt Woods’ Andrew Knight said: ‘Projects of this kind offer a positive impact on the energy consumption of the HVAC plant at the same time as reducing our clients’ operating costs. Making a difference through our technical site services is what we aim to do.’ l For more information call 01206 222549 or email
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Tour & Andersson has secured the HVAC contract to supply valves for the Sharm El Sheikh International Airport project. Working alongside Shair and Partners, the Saudi Binladin Group and Delta Construction, Tour & Andersson is providing its balancing valves, alongside 251 STAG valves for pump hookups, to ensure time and labour savings are achieved on the installation and commissioning. Tour & Andersson’s experience in this field made them the natural choice. l For more information visit www.
tourandandersson.co.uk
CIAT system will help achieve 32% energy saving
A CIAT Cristopia thermal energy storage system and Powerciat water chiller have been specified for a new branch of the Mauritius Commercial Bank, the design of which is expected to achieve energy savings of 32%. The building, oriented east-west, will have glazed façades facing north and south equipped with sun shades and tinted windows to reduce heat transmission. A 3,078 sq m photovoltaic farm will enable an average of 258 kW, to be generated during sunny weather. l For more information call 01883 621015
November 2010 CIBSE Journal
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