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energy efficient, solid wall insulation, internal wall insulation, insulating lofts and floors, party wall insulation and cavity wall upgrades. Ecobuild’s Solar hub, that is sponsored by Solarcentury, demonstrates how the installation of solar PV still offers attractive rates of return via the UK Feed-in Tariff despite adjustments to the government’s incentive scheme, through a series of talks and presentations, plus one-to-one advice. Visitors will get practical guidance on how to specify the most appropriate system for


Icynene


Icynene offers dramatic energy savings with its water blown soft foam insula- tion. Soft foam is the fastest growing insulation material in the world today and Icynene has been used on 350,000 environmentally friendly buildings across the world. Applied as a liquid, Icynene expands in seconds to fill every crack and crevice and remains flexible so that the building envelope seal remains intact over time. Icynene is also extremely popular with self-builders and designers as it


enables them to explore geometry and space without compromising per- formance. Visit their stand at Ecobuild S1130.


Tel: 01380 730 668 www.icynene.com ecobuild stand S1130


Can a heat pump help you reduce fuel bills and meet the Code?


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the best results, maximise the return on invest- ment, reduce carbon emissions and mitigate ris- ing energy costs, as well as being able to see a range of solar innovative systems from on-roof to semi-integrated to fully roof-integrated prod- ucts, and feature the latest technologies from leading modules manufacturers. Continuing the solar theme, SolarZED by


ZEDfactory puts affordable solar-powered trans- port at the heart of sustainable development, and challenges received thinking on the provi-


‘the biggest show- case of sustainable construction products you’ll see anywhere’





sion of high density public transport provision by proposing zero carbon personal transport as a viable option. Spend a day at Ecobuild. Even better, spend


two or three. With so much to see, learn and experience, it’s a super-efficient way to make contacts and get up to speed with the latest issues and products. It’s all free to attend when you register at www.ecobuild.co.uk, where you can also create your own itinerary using Ecobuild’s online planner.


British Ceramic Tile


British Ceramic Tile will be exhibiting at Ecobuild, stand number S316, for the first time in 2012. Showcasing both their latest product ranges and their eco credentials, they are looking to increase awareness of the tile industry in Great Britain, which can offer less transport costs than sourcing from abroad, as well as highlighting how versatile ceramic tiles can be. British Ceramic Tile is committed to sustain- ability and reducing its impact on the environment. It sources 85 per cent of


its raw materials locally and recycles everything where possible back into the production process. They earned ISO14001 accreditation in Dec 2008.


Tel: 0845 504 8925 www.britishceramictile.com ecobuild stand S316 ecobuild stand N1850 and S3410


The complete Ecodan package is ideal for both retro-fit and new-build situations and includes a british-built cylinder and self-learning controls to make installation quicker and household operation easier.


To find out more, call 01707 278666 or email heating@meuk.mee.com www.mitsubishielectric.co.uk/domesticheating


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Air Conditioning I Commercial Heating Domestic Heating I Photovoltaics


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