‘Best Public Service Building’ Winners at the NPT Building Awards 2018.
Active Classroom picks up further recognition at the Neath Port Talbot Building Awards by winning ‘Best Public Service Building.’
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Education in Modular for Trinity St David’s Future Architects
Students from University of Wales Trinity St David’s School of Architecture and Built Environment were treated to an in-depth tour of the construction process behind the UK’s first energy positive office building.
£6.5m Funding to Develop ‘Coal Mine Central Heating’ Plan
A £6.5m grant has been awarded to pump naturally-heated water from an Caerau coal mine (Maesteg) and use it to heat 150 homes. The technology developed will pump water from a depth of 230m (750ft) which has been heated by the earth to about 20.6C (70F).
Congrats to the PV group! 10 years and going strong…
By Justin Searle, SPECIFIC The starting Trio of Worsley (Dave), Watson (Trystan) and Philip (Bruce) embarked on the long journey to PV stardom 10 years… Read More »Congrats to the PV group! 10 years and going strong…
Success at the Ser Solar Symposium
The Sêr Solar/Sunrise Symposium was held at Bay Campus, Swansea University on 9th November 2017
Winners at the Wales Green Energy Awards 2017
We’re thrilled that the Active Classroom has picked-up its second award at the ‘Wales Green Energy Awards’ in Cardiff on Friday.
India/ UK Newton Workshop – Clean Energy for Rural Applications
In September Jenny Baker attended an India – UK Newton workshop on providing clean energy for rural applications organised between IISER Pune and Edinburgh University.
A European Tour in the name of Photovoltaics!
Scientific Mission in Rome + International PV Summit in Malta
The UK’s First Energy-Positive Office is to be built at Swansea University by SPECIFIC
Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns, during a visit to the Swansea Bay Campus, announced a £800,000 UK Government backed investment in Swansea University’s SPECIFIC Innovation and Knowledge Centre.
Turning homes into power stations could cut household fuel bills by £600
Energy consumption could be cut by more than 60% – saving the average household over £600 a year – if homes were designed to generate, store and release their own solar energy, a report published today has revealed.
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