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BRE Partners with Carbon Offset
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Charity PURE
Aqua-Therm Moscow 2009
With a mission to bring to offer a more holistic our delivery of a low carbon
Date: 3rd - 6th February 2009
about a significant reduction in approach to carbon society. We also wish to thank
Venue: Crocus Expo, Moscow, Russia the UK’s carbon footprint, management” explains Jed Climate Exchange plc for its
PURE, the Clean Planet Trust, Jones, PURE Trustee. “BRE vision in creating PURE.”
Aqua-Therm Moscow 2009 is the 13th has established an exciting has a wealth of experience in Given the extent of the
International Exhibition for heating,
new partnership with BRE. advising clients on how best challenge the UK faces in
air-conditioning, ventilation, sanitary, water
The partnership will focus on to reduce their carbon reducing its carbon footprint
supply, environmental technology and pool
encouraging the adoption of footprint. It also has an over the next 40 years, both
equipment, held 3-6 February 2009, Crocus
better carbon management insight into where offset funds organisations are keen to
Expo, Moscow, Russia. The Russian HVAC
practices for the business could best be channelled for establish UK based projects
market is booming, with the heating systems,
water supply and air-conditioning markets
community and individuals, the greatest return for UK plc. that can contribute to the
experiencing growth rates of 20%, 17% and
and aims to establish UK The fit between the two national CO2 reduction
10% respectively in 2007. Imports continue
based offset projects that will organisations could not be programme. Jed Jones
to dominate the market, accounting for
help the UK reach its 2050 better as BRE is owned by a explains: “The move to
80-95% across the HVAC market segments.
80% carbon reduction target. charity; the BRE Trust’’. establish projects in the UK is
Aqua-Therm 2008 attracted 400 exhibitors PURE was established in Peter Bonfield, CEO of BRE, part of PURE’s long term
from over 28 countries and 20,000 visitors. 2006 by Climate Exchange plc says, “We applaud PURE for strategy. To date, there has
which has also provided adopting this more holistic been very little activity on
administration for the charity, approach to carbon project-based emission
BRE will now take on that role. management which will be of reductions in the UK, but we
Wolseley’s SBC Rolls out new
To date the PURE Trust has great benefit to their client believe that this will change in
Insulation Events
focussed on offsetting base. The take up of more the future and PURE wish to be
through Kyoto projects in the effective carbon reduction a pioneer in promoting this
Date: 4th and 6th Febuary 2009
developing world. The quality strategies coupled with concept. I’m delighted to
Venue: SBC, Leamington Spa
of its work has been ‘residual needs’ based announce that the BRE Trust
recognised by the ENDS offsetting (where a client has has agreed to fund research
Wolseley’s Sustainable Building Center (SBC)
Report and independent exhausted all possible cost into the feasibility of developing
in Leamington Spa is to host new insulation
seminars. The free events, hosted by the
offset rating web-site Carbon effective reduction activities) UK projects to be published
SBC team and representatives from
Catalog. “Now we will be able will play an important role in later this year.”
Wolseley’s insulation business Encon, will run
on Wednesday 4 February and Friday 6
February from 9.30am – 12.30pm at the
Bond Bryan Architects Receives
SBC, a national showcase for sustainable
products and renewable technologies.
Each event will conclude with an optional tour
Planning Permission for Rotherham
of the SBC building, where delegates can
see, touch and experience various insulation
College of Art and Technology
products in situ, as well as view more than
and spark the interest of local
170 other innovative products and
people and employers in
technologies in their working environment.
Further Education, training
and skills development.
“We have designed a
flexible, welcoming and fully
The ARC (Architectural Retail and
accessible building that will
Commercial Lighting) Show
provide both a suitable range
of facilities for current needs
Date: 4th - 5th February 2009
and enable the college to
Venue: Earls Court 2, London
respond to changing patterns
ARC is the must attend event for anyone
of curriculum demand due to
involved in the design, manufacture and
Bond Bryan Architects has ventilation system with heat increasing number of students.
installation of lighting and related products
received planning permission recovery, rainwater recovery “The new-build campus is a
and services where over 120 international
for its innovative design for systems, solar photovoltaic distinctive and striking
exhibitors will be showcasing their very latest Rotherham College of Art and panels and solar thermal modern design sitting within
designs. The IALD Conference and ILE Technology (RCAT). panels, leading-edge waste an enhanced landscaped
Seminars will also return for the 2009 event
This £70 million, 21,000m
2
disposal systems and setting linking to Rotherham’s
with the industry’s leading voices presenting
town centre development will materials used from renaissance strategy.”
their practical tips and advice. A trade
provide a new distinct identity sustainable sources. Work on RCAT will be in two
only event.
for the college and aims to Paul Holden, Associate phases and is due to start in
provide first class facilities for Director from Bond Bryan, June 2009, with the second
education and training locally. says: “The college is a phase beginning in 2011.
The new RCAT building will landmark building within The project will be completed
have many sustainable Rotherham, designed to in 2013.
features including a hybrid inspire and motivate students
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