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Waterworks fitted with passive chilled beams SAS International Integrated Service Modules, fitted with Passive Chilled Beams, have been installed at the newly built operations centre for Essex & Suffolk Water. Situated at the existing Hanningfield Water Treatment Works near Chelmsford, architects FaulknerBrowns was selected after a national competition was staged to design the purpose-built premises. The three-storey building incorporates a range of innovative sustainable features, including a water-source heat pump, which utilises water from the nearby Hanningfield reservoir. l For more information call 0118 929 0900 or visit
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Windowmaster helps TfL hit sustainability targets WindowMaster has helped to make Transport for London’s West Ham bus garage the most sustainable building of its kind in the UK. The 12,000 sq m, £30m garage was designed by architects Pringle, Richards, Sharratt to meet the Mayor of London’s target of 20% on-site renewables. Half the roof is a sedum green roof which, along with a rainwater harvesting system, forms part of the building’s sustainable drainage scheme (SUDS). It forms the base for 350 buses. l For more information call 01536 510990 or visit
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Oventrop valves for Rose Bowl building at Leeds Metropolitan Uni An array of Oventrop valves was used in the Rose Bowl building, at Leeds Business School. The building provides a state-of-the-art learning environment inside a five-storey signature glass building consisting of lecture theatres, teaching areas, offices, conference and catering facilities. The £50m development is in Leeds city centre. At its heart is the reflective glass Rose Bowl lecture theatre. Leeds Metropolitan University is one of the largest and most popular universities in the UK, with around 30,000 students. l For more information call 01256 330441 or email
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University's Star quality Students using the library at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow are keeping their cool, thanks to an air conditioning system from Star Refrigeration. The university was looking to replace an ageing refrigeration plant in the Curran Building. The six-storey facility is home to the Andersonian Library, which houses university archives and main collections, including books, journals and electronic resources. Star had previously supplied an Indigochiller refrigeration plant for cooling in another building on the Glasgow campus. l For more information call 0141 638 7916 or visit
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Wood: a more cost-effective heating solution for off-mains customers The cold snap made us all more aware of the cost of fuel bills, not least because some of the largest utility providers have announced price rises of as much as 10%. For home owners relying on oil and LP Gas, often in rural, off- mains locations, winter can be an extremely expensive time. The answer for many could be wood. Euroheat, leading wood-biomass solutions provider, urges Britain’s off-mains customers to consider switching to nature’s sustainable fuel. l For more information visit
www.euroheat.co.uk
Web controller punches above its own weight Mitsubishi Electric has launched a new air conditioning web-based controller to replace the ‘Baby’ GB-50, and offer users high-level control and energy monitoring functionality. The controller is aimed at the more cost- and environmentally- conscious end-users in these times of austerity and energy conservation. The new GB50ADA is the latest web-based group controller from Mitsubishi Electric, and offers much of the functionality previously only available in the more advanced touch screen AG150A controller, but at a significantly lower price. l For more information visit
www.mitsubishielectric.co.uk/aircon
64 CIBSE Journal February 2011
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