FM07: What's new about Part L 2010?

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CIBSE Conference: 19 October 2010, London

What's New about Part L 2010?

Venue: RSA, London, WC2N 6EZ

The updated Part L Building Regulations will have a major impact on the building services sector.  These changes will prove to be the toughest yet, as part of the Government's plan for lower carbon buildings.

To help to prepare for this, CIBSE is producing a conference to address the main issues that will affect the industry. This one day event will provide the chance to hear a concise overview of the revisions to Part L and gain an understanding of the differences between the new regulations and the current ones. There will also be an opportunity to hear from industry professionals discussing the impact these changes will have on the industry, along with other critical issues such as the financial and practical implications that come with these revisions.

This event targets specialists from the private and public sectors from the following fields: building services (mechanical and electrical), design, technical services, environment, energy and sustainability; maintenance and facilities, estate services, projects and knowledge management; academics in building services and related fields.

There is an opportunity to attend a Part L Update training course, which takes place in London on 18 October 2010. For more information about the course, please, click here.

Conference Programme

10:00 Chairman's welcome address

Terry Wyatt, Consultant, Hoare Lea

10:10  Overview of the changes to regulations, standards and guidance

Paul DeCort, Sustainable Buildings, Communities and Local Government

10:50 Part L compliance - modeling and the impact on EPCs

Tony Johnson Principal Consultant, Sustainable Energy, BRE

11:20 Questions

11:40 Break

11:50 The impact on the industry

Steve Wisby, Partner, Hoare Lea

12:20 Installation and commissioning

George Adams, Engineering Director, SPIE Matthew Hall

12:50 Questions

13:00 Lunch

14:00 Lighting and Part L 2010

Peter Raynham, Lighting Education Trust Lecturer, the Bartlett School of Graduate Studies, University College London

14:30 Break

14:45 Experience of complex project based in multiple locations: finding practical solutions for key challenges of new regulations

Erin Karsten, Technical Sustainability Consultant, Jones Lang LaSalle

15:15 Case study

15:45 Case study: how 2010 version affects new designs

David Kingstone, Associate, Buro Happold

16:15 Questions

16:30 Close of conference

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