CIBSE Carbon Clean-Up Campaign 2009: A Call to Action for Building Professionals

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The Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) have announced that they will be commencing its 100 hours or carbon clean-up campaign again this year. The campaign consists in the low-carbon performance awards at the annual CIBSE dinner in February 2010, where there will be numerous new categories.

This will be the fourth CIBSE carbon clean-up campaign. The previous year saw circa 600 organisation sign up to cut carbon. New categories this year include, new build of the year, refurbishment of the year, client of the year, and low carbon manager of the year. For further information visit www.100hours.co.uk

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 What was the CIBSE Carbon Clean-Up Campaign 2009, and how did it involve building professionals?

The CIBSE Carbon Clean-Up Campaign 2009 focused on engaging building professionals in efforts to reduce carbon emissions. It aimed to provide guidance and encourage participation in sustainable building practices to mitigate climate change.

2 What services does Syntegra Group offer to help building professionals reduce carbon emissions in their projects?

Syntegra Group offers various services to assist building professionals in reducing carbon emissions, including Net Zero Carbon Consultancy, Whole Life Cycle Carbon Assessment, and CIBSE TM65 Assessment & Consultancy. These services help evaluate and implement strategies for more sustainable building practices.

3 Which sustainability assessments are relevant for building professionals aiming for carbon reduction?

For building professionals focused on carbon reduction, relevant sustainability assessments include BREEAM Assessment, CIBSE TM65 Assessment & Consultancy, and Passivhaus Design Consultancy. These frameworks provide structured approaches to evaluate and improve environmental performance.

4 How can building professionals assess and improve energy efficiency in existing or new developments?

Building professionals can assess and improve energy efficiency through services like Energy Strategy Reports, Commercial Energy Audits, and Building Simulation Modelling. These tools help identify areas for optimization and implement effective energy-saving measures.