The Executive Committee of the International Energy Agency Energy in Buildings and Communities Programme (IEA ECB) accepted the formation of a new IEA EBC Annex on Ventilative Cooling at their last meeting in November 2012. This new Annex 62 is given … Continue reading →
The platform was initially launched with a specific focus on the European context. Since its’ inauguration, several non-European countries have shown interest in this initiative and the approval of the IEA EBC Annex 62 triggered the broadening of the platforms … Continue reading →
During its November 2012 meeting, the Executive Committee of the International Energy Agency (IEA) Energy in Buildings and Communities (EBC) Programme – www.ecbcs.org) has approved to start a new multi-annual collaboration on the topic of ventilative cooling, which is application of ventilation … Continue reading →
A workshop on ventilative cooling will be held in Brussels, 19-20 March 2013 within the framework of the IEA annex 62 project. More information on the workshop at : http://www.aivc.org/event/19-20-march-2013-workshop-brussels-ventilative-cooling-need-challenges-and-solution-examples
Continue reading →The 34th AIVC conference will be held in Greece together with the 1st venticool, the 3rd TightVent and the 2nd Cool Roofs Conference . More information is now available on the conference site: http://www.aivc.org/event/25-26-september-2013-conference-athens-34th-aivc-conference
Continue reading →On 10 – 11 October, 2012 , 160 persons from 28 countries discussed possible solutions to improve thermal comfort and indoor climate in the [nearly] zero-energy buildings of today and tomorrow at the 33rd AIVC – 2nd TightVent Conference in … Continue reading →
The round table participants were industry representatives with a clear mid- and long-term vision on research priorities, opportunities and bottlenecks for industry. They have shared their views on challenges in the building sector to meet the 2020 and 2050 objectives … Continue reading →
Ventilative cooling can be an attractive and energy efficient solution to avoid overheating of both new and renovated buildings. Ventilation is already present in most buildings through mechanical and/or natural systems and it can both remove excess heat gains as … Continue reading →
venticool has organized several sessions on challenges and perspectives for ventilative cooling, within the framework of the 33rd AIVC – 2nd TightVent, 2012 conference. The conference combines a mixture of workshops focused on the conference topics, presentations on invitation and … Continue reading →
