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An event not to be
missed
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Contractor
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Housebuilders
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Design Engineers
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Architects
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Building Services
Engineers
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Building materials
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product
suppliers
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Renewable
technology
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Specialists
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Energy Performance Certificates will be required for every commercial building constructed, bought, or let starting from April 2008… |
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Have you got your Part L covered? |
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| It is all very easy to put a sticker on a building and say something is A, B, C, or D on energy efficiency. Much harder is constructing new buildings, or indeed refurbishing the old to meet these regulatory frameworks. |
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| Meeting Part L is at the foundation of every successful home, office, and building. The last update was in 2006, and demanded a 23.5% to 28% improvement in building performances. The next update in 2010 is widely expected to squeeze a further 25% out of contractors, architects, design engineers, and the building service industry. |
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| Can we do it? Well, we must, and considering the commercial incentives energy Performance Certificates will bring to the industry, the sooner the better. |
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| To help position your business at the front of emerging zero carbon developments, Construction News is pleased to host Part L 2010. |
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What is guiding the 2010 update?
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What is happening to SAP in 2009?
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How can we construct or refurbish existing buildings to high EPC standards?
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What product developments will help us get there?
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| Part L is at the heart of low carbon building and will be a major factor in our ability to attain exemplary energy performances ratings. |
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Make sure your Certificate says A |
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Construction news’ last
Part L event attracted over
130 delegates from right
across the housing and
construction industry …
and
this is
what they
said:
“The best conference
I’ve been to over
the past year”
(C Addison,
British Woodworking
Federation)
“High level of technical
information with
much practical input”
(D Botting, Haymills)
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