How MVHR Units Enhance Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality

Imagine a world where you can breathe deeply and save money on your energy bills simultaneously. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, it’s not! Welcome to the world of Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) units. This blog post will explore how MVHR units improve energy efficiency and indoor air quality, making them a must-have […] <p>The post How MVHR Units Enhance Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Queen Mary University to install heat recovery at data centre

London’s Queen Mary University is to recycle heat energy from its data centre to help provide clean hot water up to 75 deg C. The post Queen Mary University to install heat recovery at data centre appeared first on Construction Management.

NHS call centre benefitting from high energy-efficient heat recovery ventilator

A new NHS 24 call centre in Scotland is benefitting from improved energy efficiency after receiving heat recovery ventilator units from specialists S&P. The post NHS call centre benefitting from high energy-efficient heat recovery ventilator appeared first on Planning, BIM & Construction Today.

Just Have a Think - Data Centre waste heat recovery - How waste heat can help get us off natural gas for good, 22052022

The urgency of our global sustainable energy transition has never been in sharper focus than it is now. Every possible strategy for accelerating our move away from fossil fuels needs to be pursued robustly, and that includes capturing and utilising the enormous quantities of heat currently going to waste from more than seven million data centres and tens of millions of industrial facilities around the world. It seems it's not as easy as it sounds though.

Carbon Neutral University Sheffield - 'Effective Deep Retrofit: Risk & Rewards' - Talk by Chris Herring, Green Building Store, 09112016

Chris Herring, Director of the Green Building Store, gave his talk on 'Effective Deep Retrofit: Risk & Rewards. Three Yorkshire Case Studies' during 'The Future of Buildings - A Retrofit Showcase' event hosted by the Carbon Neutral University Network on November 9th at the University of Sheffield Key issues of Retrofit that are highlighted: - Understanding and mitigating risk - Whole house Retrofit or plan - Effective methodologies