Sustainability Live! NEMEX

Conferences:
• UTES Seminar
• REHAU RHI Workshop
• Energy Solutions 2012
• Sustainability Live NEMEX
• Ecobuild 2012
• ICAX seminars on IHT

News:
• RHI Phase One
• Tesco chooses IHT ^N
• Telford chooses IHT
• Merton chooses IHT
• Suffolk chooses IHT
• Toddington results
• Royal Opening
• ICAX seminars on IHT
• Howe Dell opens
• Going Underground
• Misawa Licence
• BBC News
• British invention

Renewable Technologies:
• Asphalt Heat Rejector
• Asphalt Solar Collector
• Heat Recovery
• Solar Road Systems
• Solar Roofing
• ThermalBanks
• Underfloor Heat Collector
• Watertight Collector

Incentives:
• Renewable Heat Incentive
• Feed-In Tariffs
• The Merton Rule
• Green Deal

Partners:
• Alliance with REHAU
• Mitsubishi WR2 link

ICAX has been invited to speak at Sustainability Live!
on Solar Assisted Ground Source Energy   22-24 May 2012

ICAX explains 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.

Edward Thompson, Director, ICAX Ltd, will speak at a seminar on:

Solar Assisted Ground Source Energy - how to double the performance of heat pumps

• Integrating Ground Source Energy with other Renewable Technologies
• balancing withdrawals & deposits to Thermalbanks
• balancing annual heating loads & cooling loads
• working with carbon free resources
• how Interseasonal Heat Transfer achieves equilibrium

The speakers at the Sustainability Live Seminars on 26 May 2011 included:

• Jon Busby, British Geological Survey 13:00 Ground source heat pumps - where does the energy come from?
• Lindsay Sugden, Delta Energy & Environment, 13:15 Heat Pumps In the UK. Lessons From Europe
• Edward Thompson, ICAX Ltd, 13.30 Solar Assisted Ground Source Energy

The subjects covered at the Sustainability Live Seminars include:

• Renewable Heat Incentive
• Thermal response testing
• Thermal conductivity testing
• Integrating ground source with other renewable technologies
• Thermal banks
• Interseasonal Heat Transfer
• Underground thermal energy storage

Full details are available on Sustainability Live at the NEC, Birmingham.

See also: REHAU press release on Interseasonal Heat Transfer and the REHAU - ICAX Strategic Alliance.

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