whole range of options that can prove effective in raising awareness of Part L. Architects and specifiers often split their time between the site and the office so online tools that can be accessed via Blackberry or their computer can be beneficial. Webinars can be an effective medium as they allow viewers to absorb information both visually and audibly, and viewers can either watch the seminar live or “on demand” at a more convenient time which suits them. There is also the option to hold a Q&A session at the end of a webinar, providing the presenters with an opportunity to highlight how the changes in proposed legislation, such as Part L 2010, will ultimately affect the way architects work in the future.
Housing and Planning Minister John Healey announced earlier this month that, "Nearly half the UK's carbon emissions come from our buildings and more than one in three of the buildings we'll be working in and living in by 2050 have not yet been built, so taking action now can make a real difference in the future. We must all adapt to ensure that we cut carbon emissions where we can.” The implementation date of October 2010 for
Part L is fast approaching. The glazing industry has a major role to play when advising homeowners about these changes and how energy efficient glazing can help architects, house builders and homeowners improve the energy efficiency of their buildings and homes. In tough market conditions, it is all about increasing the value of the offering to customers
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