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  • Session
  • Friday, 15 September 2017
  • 11:15 - 11:15
  • Duration: 28 mins
  • Publication date: 29 Jan 2018
  • Location: Turing Lecture Theatre, IET London: Savoy Place, London, United Kingdom
  • Part of event Eco Connect - The Future of house building

About the session

SESSION: Introducing energy resilience through distributed energy and smart storage at household and community level

The IET is delighted to lend its support to Eco Connect’s 2017 London event and its over-arching theme of ‘the future of housebuilding and retrofit’.

One day, one venue. This event combines two world-class conferences:

The International Refurbishment Symposium (IRS 2017)
‘How to transform Europe’s existing housing stock’ 2017 International Refurbishment Symposium - a world-class line up of contributors:

Find out how others are boosting sustainability, resilience and productivity within the housing retrofit sector

Hear about the latest research, innovations and best practice

Network with industry experts and practitioners, leading academics and policy-makers.

AECB National Conference 2017 
‘How to deliver quantity and quality new-build housing at scale’ The Association for Environment Conscious Building (AECB) National Conference 2017:

* Find out how government is responding to the housing crisis

* Discover how development is changing and how to get involved

* Hear from clients who support sustainable development and how to win work from them

* Learn how to build good practice in all your construction projects 


Inspired by the challenge of the housing crisis and with rising levels of homelessness and fuel poverty, both at home and abroad, the IET Built Environment has been leading the Institution’s interest in housing retrofit.

#Retrofit for people! Following on from the pioneering work taking place in UK Cities such as Nottingham, Bristol, Oxford and Leeds, the IET is keen to bring together engineers, practitioners and industry experts from the housing sector to celebrate good practice in retrofit and, moreover, to further the cause of healthy, safe and affordable homes for all. 

This International Refurbishment Symposium represents an early opportunity to engage with the IET, expert volunteers and practitioners.

If you would like to hear more about the IET’s developing agenda within retrofit please contact Rick Hartwig, IET Built Environment Lead via email at RHartwig@theiet.org

Keywords:
  • IET Built Environment
  • International Refurbishment Symposium
  • affordable housing
  • consumer
  • domestic energy retrofit
  • energy efficiency
  • energy efficient
  • environment
  • footprint
  • home owner
  • homebuying
  • housing
  • renewable enrgy
  • retrofit
  • smart storage
  • solar
  • solar PV electricity
  • solar power
  • sustainability

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  • Professor Rajat  Gupta

    Professor Rajat Gupta

    Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development (OISD, Director

    Professor Rajat Gupta is Director of the multi-disciplinary Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development (OISD) and Low Carbon Building Research Group at Oxford Brookes University, where he also holds professorial chair in sustainable architecture and climate change. He developed the RIBA award-winning DECoRuM model for carbon mapping communities. Rajat’s research interests lie in scaling up energy retrofits and monitoring, and evaluating impacts of community-led retrofits. As Principal Investigator, he has won over £8 million in research grants from ESRC, EPSRC, EU, Innovate UK, World Bank, UNEP, RICS and British Council. Recently Rajat was PI on a ESRC/EPSRC funded £1.14 million EVALOC project on evaluating the impacts of low carbon communities on localised energy behaviours. Rajat has also been lead academic on several Innovate UK funded projects under the Retrofit for the Future and Invest in Innovative Refurbishment competitions, as well as a LEAF project on carbon mapping communities.
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