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As part of a major decarbonisation initiative in one of London’s most prestigious commercial districts, ACV UK has delivered a fully W electric boilers and Smart L 600 indirect
installation process but also preserved the building’s architectural integrity.
Nuaire Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) unit and Cyfan extract fans installed into a Grade II listed almshouse in Brixton where it has dramatically reduced humidity levels in this unusual social housing property. To reduce levels of damp within guidelines, initially the existing extract fans in the kitchen and bathroom were replaced with more powerful Nuaire Cyfan extract fans. Cyfan fans have been designed to meet revised Building Regulations Part F, which came into effect compliance with these revised regulations.
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Airtech is offering help to social housing landlords ahead of Awaab’s Law coming into effect on 27 October 2025. The new law was laid out in
front of Parliament on 25 June, along with Awaab’s Law: Draft guidance for social landlords. So, Airtech is helping landlords tick all the right boxes to comply with Awaab’s Law with its surveys, advice and treatment to tackle condensation and mould, along with a full ventilation installation service. Airtech offers comprehensive property surveys to identify
condensation, damp and mould problems. The company can then provide advice and recommendations on how to solve the issues; mould removal treatment and redecoration, and a full ventilation installation service for both responsive and planned maintenance. The treatment and mould removal are will not return. Plus, its datalogging service helps support landlords as they need to keep good records to help comply with Awaab’s Law. “Airtech ticks all the right boxes when it comes to supporting landlords so that they comply with Awaab’s Law. With our help and expertise, alongside a range of products and services to overcome the challenge of condensation and mould, landlords can be sure that they are on track to meet the October deadline”, said Katie Mairs, Channel Marketing Manager at Airtech.
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The Hot Water Association (HWA) has launched its new paper, ‘Connected Homes – Banking Energy with Hot Water Storage’, highlighting the vital but often overlooked role of hot water storage in delivering the UK’s net zero ambitions. The event, held at the historic One Great George Street, Westminster, as part of Net Zero Week 2025, brought together policymakers, industry leaders and representatives from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ). The ‘Connected Homes’ paper sets out clear recommendations for policymakers, including treating hot water storage as a strategic asset in the transition to net zero, incentivising smart controls and ensuring building standards and grant
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Breathing Buildings is set to showcase its complete ventilation solution of natural, hybrid, and mechanical ventilation for schools, colleges and universities on stand 208 at the Education Estates Exhibition and Conference. Taking place at the Manchester Central conference with an exhibition displaying innovative solutions for the education sector. This exhibition is timely since it follows the Government’s Spending Review announcement, which included extra school funding. Within the funding is £2.4 billion in each of the next four years to rebuild over 500 schools, as well as an annual maintenance investment to help improve the condition of the school estate.
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ventilation systems, Breathing Buildings also offers a range of service and maintenance options to keep ventilation This ensures that optimum performance is maintained, utilising minimum energy and therefore providing cost savings for longer. It also provides a healthier and more productive environment for students and staff.
www.educationestates.com
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