About this event
Join Professor Richard Fitton PhD, FRICS, from the School of Science, Engineering and Environment, at the University of Salford, for an insightful webinar on Energy House 2.0, one of the world’s most advanced climate-controlled research facilities.
Energy House 2.0 is a cutting-edge test environment designed to address the challenges of net-zero housing by replicating diverse global climate conditions and evaluating energy performance in real-world scenarios.
In this session, Professor Fitton will discuss:
This webinar is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about this exciting, state-of-the-art facility and the research being conducted by the team.
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Richard holds a PhD in Building Physics and is also a chartered building surveyor and a Fellow of the RICS. He leads a task group for the development of international standards around energy performance. Richard is the Chairman of the upcoming British Standard for Retrofit Assessment. He is also active in the International Energy Agency studying the use of smart meter data to provide energy efficiency data for dwellings. He holds a place on the SAP Scientific Integrity Group at the Building Research Establishment (BRE) which oversees the domestic energy model used in the UK. Richard is also the technical lead for the new Energy House 2 project, a building physics test lab.
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