Part L and EPBD compliance

20 October, 2008

CIBSE has added a number of new titles to its selection of publications that aid compliance with Part L of the Building Regulations and Energy Performance of Buildings Directive. The publications are described as essential reading for those who wish to understand the underpinning knowledge required for Part L and EPBD compliance, to ensure their building products are truly sustainable and to increase their awareness of energy-efficient buildings. Among recent publications are ‘Energy and carbon emissions regulations in buildings: a guide to implementation’ (EPBR), ‘Operational ratings for Display Energy Certificates’ (TM47’, ‘Energy benchmarks’ (TM46) and ‘Non-domestic hot water systems’ (AM14).

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