ABOUT FETA
In association with
The Federation of Environmental Trade Associations (FETA) is a low cost but high- profile UK trade body which represents the diverse interests of manufacturers, suppliers, installers and contractors within the building services sector. It is split into six principle associations ADCAS, BCIA, BFCMA, BRA, HEVAC and HPA.
E
nergy and environment are fundamental issues addressed across FETA in its associations and
groups, but also in concert with similar organisations within the building services sector, as well as European bodies to which it is affiliated. The associations also take specific
action on sustainable practices, such as partnering with local schools to rework company wood and copper waste into goods for sale that benefit the school; introducing CO2 and HC refrigeration systems to limit direct greenhouse gas emissions; providing seminars on heat pump technologies; refurbishing refrigerated display cabinets to improve
energy efficiency and reduce waste; developing a Code of Conduct for carbon reduction in retail refrigeration with the Carbon Trust.
The six FETA Associations:
Association of Ductwork Contractors and Allied Services (ADCAS) - Representing ductwork contractors and the allied services which form an integral part of the ventilation and air-conditioning industry.
Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) - Representing the UK building management systems and controls industry.
British Flue & Chimney Manufacturers Association (BFCMA) - Representing
factory-made chimney products.
British Refrigeration Association (BRA) - Representing manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, contractors and end-users of refrigeration plant, and associated training providers.
Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Manufacturers Association (HEVAC) - Representing manufacturers and distributors in most sections of the Ventilating and Air Conditioning Industry
Heat Pump Association (HPA) - Representing leading companies in the field of heat pump technology, using freely available heat (from the ground or water) and turning it into heating and cooling.
18 February 2020
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