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Variable Speed Drives as a means to specify sustainable buildings

Eurovent Middle East to host its next ‘HVACR Leadership Workshop’ focusing on Variable Speed Drives and their impact on energy efficiency

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2019 - Variable Speed Drives as a means to specify sustainable buildings

Eurovent Middle East has announced the next event forming part of its ‘HVACR Leadership Workshop’ series, which will focus on specifying Variable Speed Drives (VSDs) and takes place at the Le Meridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre on 11 September 2019 from 18:00 to 21:00h. The non-commercial, free-of-charge seminar will see leading industry experts in this field elaborate on key technologies and specifications to reduce energy consumption in existing and future buildings.

Notifications: Standardisation – July 2019 (GEN - 1048.00)

Monthly overview for members on recent developments

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On a monthly basis, the Eurovent Team compiles a global overview of the latest developments concerning new standardisation activities and technical regulations of relevance for the HVACR industry. Our Notifications allow members to be prepared for developments that can have an impact on them and their products.

ISKID becomes co-organiser of the 2020 Eurovent Summit

Next edition of Europe’s HVACR flagship event to take place in Antalya, Turkey

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2019 - ISKID becomes co-organiser of the 2020 Eurovent Summit

Representatives of ISKID (Turkey’s Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Manufacturers’ Association) and Eurovent signed an agreement to jointly organise the 2020 EUROVENTSUMMIT. They announced that the next edition of Europe’s major gathering for Indoor Climate (HVAC), Process Cooling, and Food Cold Chain Technologies will take place in Antalya, Turkey, from 22 to 25 September 2020.

Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) (GEN - 1047.00)

Consultation until 3 October 2019

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The revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) 2018/884 introduces a ‘Smart Readiness Indicator’ (SRI). The SRI will measure the buildings' capacity to use new technologies and electronic systems to adapt to the needs of the consumer, optimise its operation and interact with the grid. The European Commission has asked a consortium to develop the SRI. A first report was published in 2018. The second study should prepare for the adoption of a delegated act by the end of 2019.

Heatwaves in Europe increase demand for cooling (GEN - 1046.00)

A reappraisal of studies by IEA may be useful

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Record temperatures are measured in Europe, and with the planet getting hotter due to climate change, similar heatwaves are predicted to happen more frequently. It is useful to revisit some of the recent scientific studies that Eurovent also brought to it members in the past years. Industry may need to reappraise the climatic conditions and test equipment for temperatures that are higher than those in standards and regulation to keep up with market evolutions, also in Europe.