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Environmental impact is top of the agenda M&E Event
OCTOBER 2011
A SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO BSEE The authoritative voice of the industry
F
ollowing the Prime Minister’s announcement that carbon emissions from Government HQs
and offices have been slashed by nearly 14% in just one year, the environmental impact of buildings should be top of the agenda for building services engineers. Combine this with the latest changes to building regulations and stringent carbon emissions targets introduced by the Government; the energy efficiency of a building is set to continue as a highly topical issue throughout 2011 and 2012. In line with the Government’s vast energy efficiency guidelines where existing buildings are concerned, efforts are being made to ensure that buildings remain safe and comfortable, whilst responding to the carbon reduction challenge.
Practical
solutions such as smart meters, renewable technologies, sustainable lighting, condensing boilers and cavity wall insulation are increasingly being sought out and implemented to improve buildings. Engineers keen to receive the latest
information and guidance on current UK policy concerning the environmental impact of a building, should visit M&E - The Building Services Event. As the UK’s only dedicated event for all building services to be run in association with CIBSE, the show provides unequivocal access to key building services professionals.
Focus on issues
Supported by NICEIC, HVCA and ECA, M&E-The Building Services Event is expected to attract more than 8,000 attendees with an interest in a range of industry areas including refrigeration, air conditioning, electrical installation, plumbing, heating and ventilation.
In
addition to building services engineering there is also a clear focus on the issues surrounding safe working practices and the applications of environmental protection. Home to a wealth of free educational content, more than 250 industry leading companies will be exhibiting, including
Mitsubishi Electric Commercial Heating, a pioneer in the development of renewable heat pump technology for the commercial environment. Bosch Security Systems, DEHN (UK) LTD, Dale Power Solutions Plc, Metartec, Rittal and Viconics are also amongst the industry leading exhibitors set to demonstrate their latest products and services at M&E- The Building Services Event, which will also play host to a number of exciting feature areas. Visitors to the show will have the
opportunity to meet and network with hundreds of exhibitors including Remeha Commercial, a leading provider of high performance renewable solutions and high efficiency, ultra low NOx emission commercial boilers. Recent contracts for Remeha include the installation of a Remeha 100kW biomass boiler at the newly opened Visitors’ Centre at the Duchy of Cornwall Nursery at Lostwithiel, to achieve energy efficient, low carbon heating. Visitors can also talk to experts from Baxi Commercial Division about best practice for increased efficiency for multi-occupancy residential buildings. They will be showing the new range of Heat Interface Units (HIU) which control the heating and hot water within each dwelling of a residential block of flats served by a centralised plant room, removing the necessity for individual boilers and allowing quick and easy access for maintenance. Metartec will be launching the latest additions to its critical power product portfolio including a new range of solar devices to make green energy more affordable and accessible to everyone. They will also be talking about their move into the wind energy sector which will see Metartec providing high quality wind energy products and services including wind turbines complete with associated metering.
Education and Innovation
With education at the forefront of this industry, M&E - The Building Services Event sees the return of the Training Academy and
CPD Theatre, where a programme of free dedicated seminar sessions will provide expert opinion and guidance on significant industry concerns. The CPD Theatre will also allow visitors the opportunity to gain valuable CPD points.
CPD Theatre
A range of top industry experts will be leading the CPD Theatre, covering a vast array of important topics. John Corbett, Sales Director UK at EnOcean will be hosting a session on ‘Self-Powered Wireless Sensors & Switches for Sustainable Buildings - Considerations for Building Professionals’, whilst James Timbs-Harrison from Mitsubishi Electric will be talking about heat pumps for heating commercial buildings, and Mike Nankivell from Space Air Conditioning will cover the latest air conditioning legislation.
Other sessions to note include an introduction to the selection of surge protection Devices in BS7671 amendment 1 from Robin Earle at DEHN (UK), ‘Practical application of the wiring regulations for contractors and installers from George Murphy, Technical Engineer at Amtech, the latest innovations for Car Park Ventilation Systems from Erik Scheffrahn at Ventium Ltd and ‘How to convince your FD that reducing your energy consumption will unlock government incentive schemes, and satisfy your CO2 targets' from Jeff House at Baxi Commercial Division.
Innovation Showcase
Following its successful launch in 2010, the Innovation Showcase returns with a new and improved format. Providing a platform
for pioneering industry experts, visitors are invited to witness a range of product innovations that will assist in saving energy and ultimately allow the end-user to profit from sustainability.
Co-location
Home to over 150 hours of educational content, M&E - The Building Services Event is co-located with Energy Solutions, the UK’s largest exhibition dedicated to energy management and procurement and onsite renewables, and
Total Workplace
Management, The FM & Estates Event. Alongside leading industry speakers such as Mark Chadwick, CEO of Carbon Clear and Delphine Wolfe, Head of Consultancy, National Energy Foundation, Energy Solutions, is set to showcase the latest in a wide range of products and services from hundreds of exhibitors including powerPerfector, Scottish Power, ENER-G plc, Bayat Energy, Excalibur LPA Ltd and Siemens; bringing together professionals within the energy sector from across the UK. Energy Solutions is supported by The Carbon Trust, a global leader in providing specialist support to help businesses cut carbon emissions and save energy. They will also be taking part in the event’s comprehensive seminar programme.
Produced in association with the British Institute of Facilities Management (BIFM), Total Workplace Management will see an array of distinguished speakers deliver thought-provoking presentations and address the latest developments and key issues affecting the facilities management and estates industry.
M&E - The Building Services Event and its co-located events will take place at London Olympia from 11-12 October 2011.
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Visit our stand at Energy Solutions, London Olympia, 11th-12th October 0844 287 0007
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