Innovative Building Technologies Conference
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Date: Venue: |
28 February 2014 A-4600 Wels, |
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Conference fee: |
85 Euro for the Innovative Building Technologies Conference
(the participation in this conference is also included in the fee of the European Nearly Zero Energy Buildings Conference) The fee also includes an entrance ticket to the tradeshow and conference documentation. All fees plus 10 % VAT |
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Conference languages: |
English, German, Russian |
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Organisation and conference office: |
OÖ Energiesparverband |
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A conference dedicated to the latest development in technology solutions for sustainable buildings with an outlook on future buildings
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PROGRAMME
Friday, 28 February 2014
09.00
- The European Building Policies
MEP Fiona Hall, Member of the European Parliament, Vice-President Eufores - The city of the future – research & technology development
Theodor Zillner, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation & Technology, Austria - Do smart meters create smart consumers?
Francisco Puente, ESCAN, Spain - Energy technologies for NZEB neighbourhood
Hans Erhorn, Fraunhofer Institute of Building Physics, Germany
10:30 Innovative and cost-efficient building technologies
- Examples of cost optimal NZEB buildings
Tony Ryan, Kingspan/Ewan Jones, AECOM, UK - Pellets - economic heating systems for NZEBs
Herbert Ortner, ÖkoFEN, Austria
- Solar thermal - a key technology for NZEBs
Pedro Dias, ESTIF
Building technologies of the future
- Cutting edge building technologies: the Energy Efficiency Center
Hans-Peter Ebert, The ZAE Bayern, Germany - Aerogels – a superinsulating building material
Eunate Goiti, Tecnalia, Spain - Selection and operation of building-integrated storage systems
Michael Danzer, ZSW, Germany
12.50 End of the conference
13.30 - 17.45 Site-visit "Nearly Zero Energy Buildings"
Please also see the related conferences:
- European Nearly Zero Energy Buildings Conference
- Energy Efficiency Policies Conference
- WSED next Energy Efficiency
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