The Build Upon Framework was developed to support local authorities in capturing better quality data on the impact of their energy renovation programmes. This video gives you an overview of the Framework and of the benefits of using it.

The Build Upon Framework was developed to support local authorities in capturing better quality data on the impact of their energy renovation programmes. This video explains how to use the Build Upon Framework. For further information, see the manual in “Key reading materials”.

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This is a technical manual on how to utilise the Build Upon Renovation Framework

Four experts discuss the economic, legal and health benefits of commercial retrofitting.

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We all know what a budget is, but what is the Carbon Budget and how exactly will it impact the built environment for the commercial sector? Join our expert panellist to get a handle on what it looks like for 2021 – 2025. See where the impact will be if we go over sectoral emission ceilings. Pick their brains on the legal and tax implications.

Four SEAI representatives explain the benefits and processes of retrofitting commercial premises using real-life examples and case studies.

Four experts in the construction industry explain what is ESG, why it is important and what it means for Irish businesses.

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Build Up Skill Advisor is an app, designed to enable building professionals and construction workers to identify energy renovation training courses that suit their needs. The app is available on Android and Apple mobile phones.

Event organised by Engineers Ireland West as part of the Engineering National Development CPD series. The event is aligned with the Strategic Outcome of Transitioning to a Climate-Neutral and Climate Resilient Society. The panel of speakers include Dr Paul Moran, Dr Asit Kumar Mishra and Orlaith McGinley from the MaREI Centre, Ryan Institute & School of Engineering, NUI Galway.

LETI’s Climate Emergency Retrofit Guide shows how we can retrofit our homes to make them fit for the future and support the Net Zero targets.  The guide is useful for architects, engineers, Local Authorities, social landlords, energy professionals, contractors and clients looking for guidance about best practice retrofit.

In this recorder symposium, researchers from the MaREI Centre share their insights into the challenges and opportunities faced to effectively retrofit the residential building stock in Ireland. (12 speakers 6 minutes each)

Is it possible to be more sustainable by starting from scratch? This 1-hour panel discussion, hosted by NLA, explored this vital question with Andrew Leiper, Net Zero Carbon Leader at Max Fordham LLP, presenting a combination of thoughts and case studies with input from Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios.

Under the Climate Action Plan, Ireland has ambitious renovation targets to meet. Learn how the IGBC is working to enable the renovation roll out, to track the data on renovation, and to upskill the industry.

Presenters: Marion Jammet, Johanna Varghese, Alice Ryan