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Why attend?
This conference is an international forum that will give visibility to groups working on the generation and transfer of knowledge on energy efficiency and comfort of historic buildings.
Whether you are researcher, practitioner, engineer, architect, governmental employee, student … either of you are benefitting by attending this conference. After all, several progressive international experts and stakeholders involved in this field of interest will share the state-of-the-art developments and their latest experiences on improving the energy efficiency and comfort of historic buildings while preserving their historic character, inherent values and integrity.
Moreover, during this three-day conference the results of several progressive European research projects on this matter will be presented and discussed by leading international organizations.
Confirmed invited lectures
Eight years of Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings
Professor in building conservation at Uppsala University. With a background in engineering, he has been working with energy efficiency in historic buildings for more than 20 years.
Marie Claesson
Project manager at the Swedish Energy Agency with special responsibility for financing research projects regarding historic buildings.
An evaluation of three different methods for energy efficient indoor climate control in Skokloster castle
Lecturer at Uppsala University and a PhD candidate at Czech Technical University in Prague. His current work is about model based climate control in historic buildings
The role of monitoring and feedback in the refurbishment of traditional buildings: New Court, Trinity College, Cambridge
Works in partnership with Cameron Scott as ArchiMetrics Ltd, a building performance research company. She is a technical consultant on behalf of the Sustainable Traditional Buildings Alliance (STBA). She is a member of The Society for Ancient Buildings (SPAB) Technical Panel and is a CoRE (Centre For Refurbishment Excellence) Fellow.
Comfort and energy efficiency in historic buildings – the 3ENCULT experience
With an engineering background, her major field of interest is on energy retrofit of historic building. She has been building up and co-leading the Institute for Renewable Energy of the European Academy of Bozen/Bolzano Italy since 2005. She has been coordinating FP7 projects and she provides expertise in committees both on a regional and an international level.
Location
The conference will be held at the Belgian Royal Library in the heart of Brussels.
