Carbon Cli-MATES

Howdy! Fifth Episode of Carbon Climates podcasts.

Instagram handle: @carbon_climates

Today I'm joined by Hannah Ireland, Sustainability Engineer from BPP Energy who's a dear friend and co-worker. We discuss her career starting out in the world of energy, opinions on renewable technologies and the importance of composing energy statement for construction projects.

Following links mentioned in todays episode:

Energy strategy | Department for the Economy (economy-ni.gov.uk)

The London Plan 2021 | London City Hall

For a lovely walk and scenic views see below:

Ballyboley Forest and Kilylane Reservoir Circular, Antrim and Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland - 143 Reviews, Map | AllTrails

Howdy! Welcome to the fourth episode of Carbon Climates podcasts.

Instagram handle: @carbon_climates

My Carbon Cli-mate and Co-host today is Ralph Lavery. Ralph is a Net Zero Applications engineer from Catagen. In this episode we dive into a typical (or untypical) work day, the processes of creating hydrogen and of course as always try to see how many puns can be made along the way.

Music by Ciana O'Muireadhaigh

Link to information and sites talked about in todays episode:

Northern Ireland Energy Strategy ‘Path to Net Zero Energy’ | Department for the Economy (economy-ni.gov.uk)

Hydrogen Training Academy (investmideastantrim.com)

Howdy! Welcome to the third episode of Carbon Climates podcasts.

Instagram handle: @carbon_climates

My carbon climate and co host today is Alison, Associate at BPP Energy who started out as a Visualisation specialist. Today's discussion gives an overview and discussion and what it's like to work in the BIM/CAD field and the humble beginnings of CAD and how it contributes towards energy efficiency and carbon output for buildings.

Music by Ciana O'Muireadhaigh

Links to information talked about in today's episode:

https://www.autodesk.co.uk/products/revit/overview

Digital Building Lab | Digital Building Lab (gatech.edu)

VE 2023 | IES (iesve.com)

Howdy! Second episode of Carbon Climates podcasts.

Instagram handle: @carbon_climates

Today I have Alan Geddis, Director of BPP Energy, an energy assessment and sustainability company (and the best place to work-bias opinion) on the podcast. We discuss how the energy industry has changed in recent years, public perception on renewables and what sort of technologies/energy saving techniques can contribute towards designing an energy efficient development.

Music by Ciana O'Muireadhaigh

Link below to Part L documentation which contains more information on BRUKls and SAP Calculations:

Conservation of fuel and power: Approved Document L - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Link to introduction to U Values and how they calculate heat loss:

BR443 (October 2019) (bregroup.com)

Well howdy, First episode of Carbon Climates podcasts.

Instagram handle: @carbon_climates

We are a podcast dedicated to talk about all things Carbon, Sustainability and what's getting hot, aside from our planet.

Today I'm joined by sustainability engineer Louise Wray to discuss the creation of EPCs

Music by Ciana O' Muireadhaigh

Following links mentioned in the Episode:

Find an energy certificate - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) -To check your own houses EPC rating

CIBSE Guides for perusal of anyone interested in the CIBSE guides that were mentioned

Technical Memorandum 59: Design methodology for the assessment of overheating risk in homes | CIBSE

Link to TM59 guidance

SAP10 - Standard Assessment Procedure - BRE Group SAP 10 manual mentioned