UK&I Energy house 2.0 webinar

Overview

Energy House 2.0 is a research project conducted by the University of Salford's Energy House Laboratories. It involves creating a realistic full-scale house within a controlled environment to test energy efficiency measures and innovative technologies. The project aims to improve understanding of how these measures perform in real-world conditions and their potential impact on reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions in homes. Join us for an insightful webinar as we delve into the concept of Energy 2.0 and explore how it is shaping the future of sustainable energy systems.

Learning outcomes

• Understanding the concept and objectives of the Energy House 2.0 project, which aims to integrate energy efficiency, renewable energy, smart technologies, and sustainable practices into residential buildings.
• How Energy House 2.0 replicates real-world conditions within a controlled environment to evaluate the performance of energy-saving measures and innovative technologies?
• Discovering the significance of accurate and reliable data obtained through this testing approach.
• Gaining insights into the impact of retrofitting existing homes with energy-saving measures. 
  
• What are the challenges and benefits associated with upgrading older housing stock to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions?
• Exploring the collaborative nature of Energy House 2.0, bringing together researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers.