Energy Technologies in New Developments seminar

University of Exeter

27 September 2005

Increasingly policies at all levels of government require greater consideration and understanding of climate change and energy issues in the development of new buildings. Plans for major urban extensions and new settlements across the South West of England create challenges for developers, landowners, architects, planners and building professionals. How can the industry meet growing policy requirements and satisfy investor and consumer demands within the economics of today's development industry?


Woking Borough Council's Executive Director Ray Morgan

The Energy Technologies in New Developments seminar covered the latest issues in energy and climate change which effect new developments, including:

  • Current & emerging policy regarding energy for new developments direct from the policy makers.
  • Case studies of new developments that have successfully used best practice energy technologies.
  • How using best practice energy technologies in new developments can create added value.

It was supported by the Government Office for the South West, the South West Regional Assembly, the South West Regional Development Agency, the Housing Corporation, the Royal Bank of Scotland, the University of Exeter, Future Foundations & Devon County Council.

For copies of the presentations from the seminar please click on the name of the respective speaker. All presentations are in the PDF format. We have given the file size as some of the presentations are quite large.


Chairman of the seminar Hugo Swire MP for East Devon

Rachel Crisp (76Kb), Assistant Director, Energy Strategy Unit, Department of Trade and Industry - The Government's Approach to Low Energy Buildings and Building Scale Renewables

Damian Bree (5.3Mb), Partner, Bree Day Partnership Architects - Applying Best Practice Energy Technologies in New Developments

Craig Frost (111Kb), Regional Policy Manager, South West Regional Assembly - The Regional Spatial Strategy: What it means for energy in new developments

Zöe Lucas (178Kb), Associate, Savills Commercial Limited - Energising Cities: Sustainable Energy in the Development Process (Part 1)

Sonny Masero (585Kb), Principal Consultant, Energy for Sustainable Development Ltd (ESD) - Energising Cities: Sustainable Energy in the Development Process (Part 2)

Ian Bateman (4.7Mb), Climate Change Officer, Devon County Council - Energy and Climate Change in Devon

Ray Morgan (2.5Mb), Executive Director, Woking Borough Council & John Thorp, Director, Energy Conservation and Solar Centre (ECSC) - Implementing New Approaches to Energy in Woking


Craig Frost, the South West Regional Assembly's Regional Policy Manager

Tony Norton (6.1Mb), Research Fellow, Centre for Energy and the Environment, University of Exeter - Energy in Buildings - The Future

Stephen Parker (1.4Mb), Principal Consultant, Degrees of Green - Energy in New Housing: the Westlea Experience

Paul Murrain (3.7Mb), Urban Design Advisor to Red Tree LLP - The Sherford New Community in South Devon

For a copy of the seminar brochure click here

Contact details

Gareth Walton (Director)
Devon Sustainable Building Initiative (DSBI)

Clock Tower, County Hall, Topsham Rd, Exeter, Devon
EX2 4QD


Tel: 0788 6672577

gareth.walton@dsbi.org.uk

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