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- 10 Things You Need to Know About BREEAM 2018
- 2018 End of Year Summary
- All you need to know about BREEAM UK New Construction 2018
- Are SAP, SAP10 and SAP10.1 the same thing?
- Back to basics – Air Leakage Testing
- BREEAM 2018: One year on
- BREEAM ENE01 SAP10 Update
- Brexit: What could it mean for the construction industry?
- Building a residential development? Here’s all you need to know
- Building a Safer Future: Dutyholders and the line of responsibility
- Change to London Plan policy means a staggering shift away from CHP systems
- Clarity on Council spending in local communities
- Commercial Air Leakage Testing – Top Tips
- Communication and Cooperation are Key – How to Avoid Failing an Air Leakage Test
- Completion stage: The services you need at the end of your build
- Consultation opened on Building a Safer Future following the Hackitt Review
- Could Part L increase overheating risk?
- Could the Part L targets change before being published?
- Does the Future Homes Standard apply to Wales?
- Don’t miss out on these BREEAM credits
- Electric heating is cheap and efficient. Why doesn’t SAP reflect this?
- Energist BREEAM CV
- Fresh guidance issued on MEES upgrades
- Gas boilers to be banned in 2025? We don’t think so
- General Election 2019: Home Renovation commitments
- General Election 2019: Housebuilding Figures
- General Election 2019: Skills and Training
- Government announces amendment to Part B Building Regulations
- Hackitt review recommendations to be carried forward
- How do Design Stage requirements differ around the country?
- How is the Energy Hierarchy set to change in the new London Plan?
- How to achieve the best result in your SAP calculation
- How to achieve the best result in your SBEM Calculation
- How to get your BREEAM assessment off to the best start
- Hydrogen Gin Distillery
- In the news: Malthouse and Clark
- Infographic: Which energy and sustainability services do I need?
- Introducing the new London Plan
- Is there a Building Regulation concerning air quality?
- Lighting and SBEM: a light-bulb moment
- Meet the Energist BREEAM team
- Meet the Energist Planning Team
- Meet the Team: Q&A with Aaron
- Meet the Team: Q&A with Connie
- Meet the Team: Q&A with Helen
- Meet the Team: Q&A with Mark
- Need Fast-track Energy and Sustainability Assessments?
- Our prediction of 2019 changes in the construction industry
- Our Same Day EPC Promise or Your Money Back
- Part G Water Efficiency Targets Change in Wales
- Part L & F Consultations
- Part L: 20% or 31% cut for calculating Target Emissions?
- Part L: Are Transitional Arrangements changing?
- Part L: Can planning authorities still request carbon offset payments?
- Part L: Can SAP reports be made simpler?
- Part L: Can you prove a dwelling is built the way it was designed?
- Part L: Changes to air testing
- Part L: Could the Home User Guide become mandatory?
- Part L: Electric Heating
- Part L: Electricity now greener than gas?
- Part L: Gas Boiler or Heat Pump?
- Part L: House Ventilation Systems
- Part L: Household Affordability
- Part L: Primary Energy Rate
- Part L: Target Emission Rate
- Part L: The three mandatory targets for all new build dwellings
- Part L: Why the delay?
- Part L: Will all housing plots need testing?
- Part L: Will Pulse Testing replace Air Leakage Testing?
- Part L: Will single plots need air testing?
- Part L: Will Thermal Bridging be affected?
- Part L: Will U Values become stricter?
- The CCC Progress report- what it means for the UK’s future carbon footprint
- The framework definition of ‘Net Zero Carbon Buildings’
- The Government’s response to Dame Judith Hackitt’s review
- The London Plan switches to SAP 10 – will this end CHP dominance in the capital?
- The sky’s the limit for rooftop homes in London
- The Top 10 Things You Need to Know About Planning in London
- Thermal Modelling CV
- Top Sustainability Tips for Developing In London
- Top Tips for Acoustic Testing
- Top Tips for Air Leakage Testing
- UK Government legislates the 2050 net zero carbon target
- Update to Housebuilding Figures
- What are the different energy and sustainability requirements for planning in the UK?
- What do recent changes in Westminster mean for building practices?
- What does the election mean for Part L changes?
- What does the Election Results mean for Part L?
- What happened in 2019? An Overview: Part 1
- What happened in 2019? An Overview: Part 2
- What is a Life Cycle Assessment?
- What is a PSI value?
- What is BREEAM? – A quick introduction
- What is the difference between SAP and SBEM?
- What is the future of heavily glazed buildings?
- What is Thermal Bridging?
- What sites will need to comply to new Part L?
- What will SAP 10 changes mean for you?
- What’s to come in 2020?
- When will Part L go live?
- Which ventilation system is best?
- Why choose Energist for your Daylight and Sunlight assessment?
- Why choose Energist?
- Why is Summer Overheating in London Such a Hot Topic?
- Will new fire safety guidance impact your site’s energy performance?
- Will planning departments still enforce tough emission targets after Part L?
- Will the Target Emission Rate change based on my heating choice?
Services
- Acoustic Design Advice
- Acoustic Testing
- Air Leakage Testing
- BREEAM
- Code For Sustainable Homes
- Commercial EPC
- Condensation Risk Analysis
- Ecology Assessment
- Energy Statement
- Home User Guide
- Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
- London Plan Energy Strategy
- SAP 10 Planning Conditions
- SAP 10.1 Analysis
- SAP Calculation
- SBEM Calculation
- Sunlight and Daylight Impact Assessments
- Thermal Bridging
- Thermal Modelling
- Thermographic Survey
- Water Efficiency Calculations (Part G)
Case Studies
- Balancing increased levels of insulation with traditional brick and block walls
- Energist’s commitment to identifying cost-saving solutions, even in high-end developments
- Part L Fast Track Service saves the day
- Prompt SAP Calculation turnaround from Energist despite expected complications
- Substantial PV cost-savings thanks to tailored solutions from Energist
- Working together to make strict deadlines
