Gaining insight into energy efficiency in buildings is essential for anyone looking to reduce costs and environmental impact..
Key Technologies for Sustainable Construction
Energy-efficient buildings are no longer a niche concept—they are becoming the standard in modern construction and renovation. With rising energy costs, stricter regulations, and growing environmental awareness, the demand for key technologies for sustainable construction continues to increase. But what…
What’s the Difference Between NatHERS and Section J?
If you’re building or renovating in Victoria, you’ve probably heard both terms thrown around — NatHERS and Section J. They both relate to energy compliance, and both are required under the National Construction Code (NCC). But they’re not the same…
Europe’s big push for Zero Carbon buildings
The European Parliament has approved new regulations aimed at making buildings more energy-efficient and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. By 2030, all new EU buildings must achieve zero carbon emissions, while existing structures will need renovations. The rules encourage renewable energy…
NCC 2025 proposed changes
The next edition of the National Construction Code proposes amendments. These amendments focus on the requirements for energy efficiency of commercial buildings. It includes waterproofing of balconies, car parks, storage and warehouses. Additionally, it focuses on condensation management. If approved,…
Condensation and mould
The average person feels comfortable with an internal temperature of 22-25 degrees in winter. The colder the external temperature is, the higher the temperature difference is. Condensation appears when warm air contacts a cold surface. It is the same phenomenon…
Human thermal comfort
Humans are comfortable only within a very narrow range of conditions. Our body temperature is about 37°C, despite the fact that the body generates heat even while at rest: we must lose heat at the same rate it is produced…
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