Energy House 2.0 Research Collaboration The Energy House 2.0 team are inviting expressions of interest for research collaborations to be undertaken at the launch of Energy House 2.0 in early 2022. The successful teams will be invited to construct a property on one of the four plots and undertake a programme of work that will […]
Energy House 2.0 supports Thermocill Keith Rimmer was one of the first people to approach the Energy House 2.0 team with a prototype of his Thermocill device. This is a low-cost passive technology that modifies the flow of convected warm air from a radiator sited under a windowsill (a common location in many homes). Taking […]
Welcome It is nearly 10 years since we launched the Salford Energy House, which proved a catalyst for the growth of the Energy and Buildings work at the University of Salford. A decade later we have a team of 18 staff, 3 innovative labs, and we are part way through the construction of Energy House […]