16.05 Uhr

Don't ask the cli­ent - just do it!

_{If all pro­fes­si­ons took their re­spon­si­bi­li­ty in stop­ping the cli­ma­te change, the change will be ex­po­nen­ti­al. In the buil­ding in­dus­try the­re is a lot we can do to­day that has a big im­pact and good pro­fit. Pas­si­ve hou­se is one ex­am­ple, so­lar cells, ener­gy sto­ra­ge and sha­ring other ex­amp­les. Im­port­ant is to do what you can and not ask for other’s per­mis­si­on so much. When it seems hard, press the boun­da­ri­es.} 

16.20 Uhr

Tur­ning car­bon in­to dia­mond in a su­stai­na­ble and re­p­li­ca­ble way.

_{We tur­ned an ob­so­le­te, 70-ye­ar-old dwel­ling built in a hum­ble dis­trict, in­to a high ef­fi­cient and com­for­ta­ble ho­me. Ap­p­ly­ing su­stai­na­ble and ea­sy to re­pro­du­ce tech­ni­ques for this  re­fur­bis­h­ment, it ends up re­a­ching Ener­PHit cer­ti­fi­ca­ti­on and being mo­re ef­fi­cient than  buil­dings using lo­cal stan­dards, pro­ving this tool to be re­lia­ble and fle­xi­ble.} 

16.35 Uhr

From a cli­ent to a CPHD - Pas­si­ve Hou­se cer­ti­fi­ca­ti­on jour­ney

_{Se­ven years post com­ple­ti­on, I took a Pas­si­ve Hou­se De­si­gner cour­se and cer­ti­fied our ho­me as a Pas­si­ve Hou­se. It is a per­so­nal jour­ney, from a cli­ent to a Pas­si­ve Hou­se pro­fes­sio­nal, full of obstacles, per­so­nal grow­th and enor­mous sa­tis­fac­ti­on. For tho­se sit­ting on the si­de-li­nes, I say jump in!} 

17.10 Uhr

Parks Ca­na­da ne­west dis­co­ve­ry cen­tre, lab & of­fi­ce lea­ding PH+ gree­ning go­ver­n­ment vi­si­on

_{Parks Ca­na­da Agen­cy pi­lots Pas­si­ve Hou­se Plus in cold cli­ma­te for its La­ke Su­pe­ri­or Na­tio­nal Ma­ri­ne Con­ser­va­ti­on Area new in­fra­struc­ture. Spea­kers will pre­sent their Pas­si­ve Hou­se in­no­va­ti­on jour­ney in go­ver­n­ment and sha­re tips and tricks for fos­te­ring a com­mon pur­po­se and mit­i­ga­ting the risks.}    

"Show me your pas­si­ve hou­se!" A com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on stra­t­egy for bet­ter buil­dings

_{The ca­se stu­dy show­ca­ses the po­ten­ti­al for re­tro­fit­ting exis­ting buil­dings in Gree­ce to PH stan­dard. Mo­ni­to­ring re­sults con­firm that off-the-shelf tech­no­lo­gi­cal so­lu­ti­ons can be com­bi­ned to re­tro­fit buil­dings to pro­du­ce mo­re than what they con­su­me, af­ter an in­iti­al sta­ge of con­sump­ti­on ca­li­bra­ti­on.}

17.40 Uhr

A Scot­tish Ener­PHit re­tro­fit plan: Up­gra­ding the edu­ca­tio­nal estate in an UN­ES­CO World He­ri­ta­ge Si­te

_{Ci­ty of Edin­bur­gh Coun­cil are com­mit­ted to being net ze­ro car­bon by 2030.They rea­li­se the need for de­ep re­fur­bis­h­ment to achie­ve this. They ha­ve un­der­ta­ken a ci­ty wi­de fea­si­bi­li­ty stu­dy on in­ter­ven­ti­ons nee­ded to re­tro­fit the en­ti­re estate ap­p­ly­ing an Ener­PHit in­for­med re­tro­fit ap­proach (EiRP).}

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