The LET Diploma is vital for lighting competence. It ensures professionals master first principles, navigate evolving technology, and meet competency demands around sustainability and building safety
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Circle of light: 3D printed luminaires
Lighting giant Signify is using 3D printing to enable a more circular approach to manufacturing. Molly Tooher-Rudd looks at how the technology could offer customised light fittings with a minimal carbon footprint
Intelligence gathering: data centres and neurodiversity at Build2Perform
The CIBSE Build2Perform theatres at elementalLONDON tackled key issues affecting building services, including the challenge of optimising data-centre efficiency in the face of AI’s voracious energy and water demands
Engineering responsible AI: sustainable digital infrastructure
A landmark report by the National Engineering Policy Centre provides a blueprint for sustainable digital infrastructure. Anastasia Mylona explains why CIBSE engineers have a key role to play in minimising AI’s environmental impact
Cost model: ASHP commercial retrofit
The cost and considerations of replacing existing heat and cooling equipment with an air source heat pump using natural refrigerants, by Aecom’s Gaby Boyles
What SAP’s replacement means for future homes
The model set to replace SAP for home energy assessments is designed to work dynamically with new-era technologies such as energy storage, advanced control systems and dynamic tariffs. Sustenic’s John Henderson and Jose Ortiz FCIBSE highlight the potential of the Home Energy Model
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CIBSE Journal printing and mailing information
Paper and printing: CIBSE Journal is printed on woodfree silk paper made from 100% virgin fibre with elemental chlorine free (ECF) pulps, which are sourced from sustainable forests and guaranteed by the internationally recognised FSC® chain of custody. The FSC label guarantees that the trees that are harvested towards the paper production are replaced or allowed to […]
Contractor market grows, but cost and pay worries persist
Business growth in the building engineering sector was steady during the third quarter of2019, despite rises in material and labour costs, a trade association members’ survey has said. The latest Building Engineering Business Survey, which included data from the ECA,BESA, SELECT and SNIPEF, found that 79% of businesses reported their turnover had increased or stayed […]