© Sofie Pelsmakers - Edition 2 updates highlighted with a ' tick' symbol and new sections highlighted with a star.
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Further reading weblinks - Edition 1 |
• Boardman et al. (2005), 40% house, Environmental Change Institute
• BRE Domestic Energy Fact File 2008
• BREEAM2011 Technical Manual • Building Regulations: Region 2, 4;( England & Wales) Region 1 (Scotland) and Region 3 (N. Ireland)
• Code for Sustainable Homes Technical Guide
• Energy Savings Trust, Community Heating – a Guide (2004)
• GLA Renewable Energy Toolkit (2004)
• NHBC, Community Heating and Combined Heat and Power (2009)
• NHBC, The Merton Rule: A Review of the Practical, Environmental and Economic Effects, (2009)
• Planning Policy Statement 22 (PPS 22) and Local Development Frameworks
• The Department for Energy and Climate Change
• The English House Condition Survey,
• SAP 2009
• CarbonBuzz
• Carbon Trust Standards
• www.fitariffs.co.uk
• Zero Carbon Hub (2010), Topic 2 – Carbon intensity of fuels
• BRE Domestic Energy Fact File 2008
• BREEAM2011 Technical Manual • Building Regulations: Region 2, 4;( England & Wales) Region 1 (Scotland) and Region 3 (N. Ireland)
• Code for Sustainable Homes Technical Guide
• Energy Savings Trust, Community Heating – a Guide (2004)
• GLA Renewable Energy Toolkit (2004)
• NHBC, Community Heating and Combined Heat and Power (2009)
• NHBC, The Merton Rule: A Review of the Practical, Environmental and Economic Effects, (2009)
• Planning Policy Statement 22 (PPS 22) and Local Development Frameworks
• The Department for Energy and Climate Change
• The English House Condition Survey,
• SAP 2009
• CarbonBuzz
• Carbon Trust Standards
• www.fitariffs.co.uk
• Zero Carbon Hub (2010), Topic 2 – Carbon intensity of fuels
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Other chapter weblinks |
Building energy use benchmarks can be obtained from CarbonBuzz; and for dwellings, see also the 40% House and the English House Condition Survey.
Feed in Tariffs & Renewable heat Incentives - always check latest updates at www.decc.gov.uk
Feed in Tariffs & Renewable heat Incentives - always check latest updates at www.decc.gov.uk
