This paper presents a modelling-led approach applied to low carbon innovative housing retrofit practice in Wales, UK. The research has investigated the implementation of combinations of existing and emerging low carbon technologies through a systems based approach to optimise the use of energy at the point of generation at both building and community scales. A performance prediction model has been developed to examine the effectiveness of different strategies in relation to energy and carbon reduction. Simulation results of individual building have shown, the retrofits with a net carbon reduction by up to 110% indicating a zero-energy or energy positive performance. Based on this, further investigation is carried out in retrofitting the who...
The first-ever legally binding global climate deal that will be adopted by 195 countries was introdu...
The first-ever legally binding global climate deal that will be adopted by 195 countries was introdu...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
This paper presents a modelling-led approach to low carbon innovative housing, including a new build...
A bottom up engineering modelling approach has been used to investigate the pathways to 2050 low car...
In order for our communities to fully function in future they must be maintained in good quality wit...
With around 1-2% annual replacement of the UK’s housing stock, housing retrofit must play a major ro...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
This paper presents a case study of a neighbourhood low carbon energy system designed for five off-g...
This paper presents an evaluation of the economic and technical feasibility of a renewable-led low c...
This paper systematically presents the methodology and initial findings from modelling and simulatio...
This paper evaluates the technical feasibility of an existing domestic building in the UK to achieve...
UK housing stock is carbon intensive and residents face growing energy bills, with the risk of fuel ...
It is currently agreed upon that one of the major challenges in the construction industry is the ene...
The first-ever legally binding global climate deal that will be adopted by 195 countries was introdu...
The first-ever legally binding global climate deal that will be adopted by 195 countries was introdu...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
This paper presents a modelling-led approach to low carbon innovative housing, including a new build...
A bottom up engineering modelling approach has been used to investigate the pathways to 2050 low car...
In order for our communities to fully function in future they must be maintained in good quality wit...
With around 1-2% annual replacement of the UK’s housing stock, housing retrofit must play a major ro...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...
This paper presents a case study of a neighbourhood low carbon energy system designed for five off-g...
This paper presents an evaluation of the economic and technical feasibility of a renewable-led low c...
This paper systematically presents the methodology and initial findings from modelling and simulatio...
This paper evaluates the technical feasibility of an existing domestic building in the UK to achieve...
UK housing stock is carbon intensive and residents face growing energy bills, with the risk of fuel ...
It is currently agreed upon that one of the major challenges in the construction industry is the ene...
The first-ever legally binding global climate deal that will be adopted by 195 countries was introdu...
The first-ever legally binding global climate deal that will be adopted by 195 countries was introdu...
Ambitiously, the UK aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 per cent by 2050. Since the use of ho...