ICAX is invited to speak on ground source energy
at Ecobuild   ExCel London     6 March 2014

ICAX will be at Ecobuild to explain how Interseasonal Heat Transfer can help you address the key issue of combating global warming in a practical way that is in tune with the natural environment.

Protecting and enhancing the environment sits at the heart of sustainability. With the growing awareness that the built environment accounts for nearly half of the UK’s CO2 emissions; innovative, green solutions for designing, constructing and using buildings are in urgent demand.

ICAX answers that demand by providing Interseasonal Heat Transfer which heats buildings in winter without burning fossil fuels. Surplus solar energy is captured by Asphalt Solar Collectors and stored in ThermalBanks in the summer for release into buildings in winter using a ground source heat pump.

ICAX can help you achieve sustainability in the built environment.

Green Energy Seminar – 6 March 2014 – 12.30-14.00

Specifying ground source heat pumps

From initial geological survey and design through to thermal modelling and installation, this session delivers best practice pointers for specifying and installing ground source heat pumps.

It also includes case studies of successful GSHP projects at different scales.

 

	Overview Specifying ground source heat pumps	David Matthews Chief Executive GSHPA
	Georeporting and specification	John Findlay Renewable Energy Consultant Carbon Zero Consulting
	Social housing case study – Yeovil: Installing 200 GSHPs in 90 days	John Barker-Brown Special Project Manager Kensa
	Interseasonal Heat Transfer – case study Integrating solar collection and Ground Source Heating	Edward Thompson Director ICAX Ltd

 

You can register for free tickets to visit Ecobuild .

We look forward to seeing you at Ecobuild.

 

 

 

See Ground Source Heating       See Ground Source Cooling      See Ground Source Energy

See REHAU press releases on Suffolk One Interseasonal Heat Transfer installation and Wellington Civic Centre.