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We provide SAP Calculations for new build dwellings, extensions and conversions- at both Design and As Built stage.
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We can check the air permeability of your new build dwelling or commercial property, by undertaking air tightness tests
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Elmhurst Energy Consultancy are the leading experts in energy consultancy services, specialising in providing advice and services for the built environment and energy management sector.
We help clients meet compliance with building regulations, complete energy audits and identify ways to reduce carbon emissions and cut energy costs.
Using our framework of 'test, measure, model and improve' we are able to provide clients with an unrivalled building performance service, where we use the latest techniques to accurately measure the energy performance of a property and identify ways to improve it.
With over 25 years of experience, our energy consultants have worked with many organisations on innovative and groundbreaking projects, where they have provided solutions to even the most complex building operations. Whether for a single property or a large scale phased development, our team of consultants provide a hassle-free service, taking projects from design to completion.
The interim update to Part L of the Building Regulations, due to be finalised in December of this year and come into force in June 2022, has put an emphasis on adopting electric heating systems over the existing fossil-fuel dominated heating systems currently found in the majority of buildings in the UK. How have the changes to Part L emphasised the use of electric heating systems (heat pumps), and why is this approach being taken?
Demonstrating compliance with Part L- Conservation of Fuel and Power of the Building Regulations is achieved through comparison of the dwelling with a Notional Building across two compliance metrics, the Emission rate and Fabric Energy Efficiency rate. This is expected to expand to three compliance metrics with the upcoming uplift to Part L of the Building Regulations to include the Primary Energy Rate as well. But what is the Notional Building that produces the targets
Achieving compliance with the current Part L- Conservation of Fuel and Power (2013) of the Building Regulations is achieved by comparing the actual building with a ‘notional building’, with two metrics currently used to illustrate this in England. Compliance is achieved by showing that the Dwelling Emission Rate (DER) is equal to or lower the Target Emission Rate (TER), and also that the Dwelling Fabric Energy Efficiency (DFEE) rate is equal to or lower the
June 2022 may seem like a far date away in your diary but not if you have less than 12 months to overhaul your products and houses. Why? Because on this date Part L of the Building Regulations are going to get a radical overhaul, meaning that buildings that met compliance before might not do so in the future. The same principal applies for products installed in houses such as boilers and heat pumps etc.
Last week the Climate Change Committee (CCC) released its annual progress report on reducing emissions in the UK. The main takeaway? Detail appears to be lacking in the UK’s strategy to deliver net zero, with several gaps in government policy to deliver net zero emissions by 2050. Although the UK Government has passed into law the CCC’s Sixth Carbon Budget, the government is yet to publish key strategies, including the Heat and Buildings Strategy and
The government has announced the launch of the Sustainable Warmth competition for Local Authorities. The competition brings together two fuel poverty schemes (Local Authority Delivery Phase 3 and Home Upgrade Grant Phase 1) into a single funding opportunity with £350 million available. The primary purpose of the Sustainable Warmth competition funding is to raise the energy efficiency rating of low-income and low EPC rated homes (those with D, E, F or G) on the gas
Heard about Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) but have no idea what it means? Read our 5 quick facts below to find out what SECR is, who it applies to and what you have to do. What is SECR? Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) is a mandatory energy and carbon reporting scheme for large UK companies. It is a relatively new piece of legislation that was introduced in 2019 to replace the Carbon
What is Post Occupancy Evaluation? Post Occupancy Evaluation (POE) is “the process of obtaining feedback on a building’s performance in use after it has been built and occupied”[1]. POE is intended to investigate how well a building achieves the needs of its occupants, and identify how improvements in the building design can be done. For the avoidance of doubt, this article discusses POE in terms of the energy efficiency of the buildings, a strand within
The International Energy Agency has released a report calling for the ban of all gas boilers by 2025, if the world is to achieve net zero emissions by the middle of the century. Home heating with gas or oil is currently a major source of carbon emissions in many countries, responsible for around 20% or C02 in the US and the UK. The IEA path to net-zero says that in just four years' time, there
The government has released a consultation seeking views on proposals to mandate climate-related financial disclosures by publicly quoted companies, large private companies and Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs). The government explained: “to support the transition to net zero, the Government considers it important to ensure that companies with a material economic or environmental impact or exposure assess, disclose and ultimately take actions against climate-related risks and opportunities by publicly quoted companies, large private companies and Limited
Our energy efficiency experts provide energy consultancy services, audits and building performance testing to organisations looking to construct or manage compliant and sustainable energy efficient buildings. This includes services for anyone wanting to run a more energy efficient business aiming to optimise cost and carbon savings. You may recognise some of the organisations that have received such services:
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