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Seven employees from Nusku standing outside Energy House 2.0 at the University of Salford.

Advancing New Heat Pump Technology with £1 Million Boost

At Energy House Labs, we are pleased to announce our collaboration on a major project aimed at enhancing heat pump technology to make it more efficient for heating homes. Partnering with Nusku, a Bristol-based start-up, we are excited to see them secure nearly £1 million in funding, including a government grant of £727,000 through the Heat Pump […]

Thermal Image of Energy House 1

Published: Exciting News in Building Performance Measurement

We are excited to share groundbreaking news of two new European Standards for in-situ testing of building thermal performance: These standards, designed for both new and existing domestic buildings, offer robust methods for measuring whole building heat loss, effectively functioning as a whole building U-value. These new standards were developed through a collaborative effort led […]

Inside Chamber one at Energy House 2.0 nine people receiving a tour from a member of the team

Tours: Exploring Energy House 2.0: February’s Triumph in Public Tours!

In early February, Energy House 2.0 opened its doors once again for a captivating series of public tours on the 1st and 2nd. Welcoming a diverse array of attendees, including industry professionals, curious members of the public, schools, and students, our expert-led guided tours provided an insightful 30-minute journey through our cutting-edge facility. Due to […]

Bellway House inside Chamber one Energy House 2.0

First Insights from the Collaborative Endeavour: Energy House 2.0 Unveiled

The initial findings from an innovative research collaboration involving the University of Salford, leading housebuilders Barratt Developments and Bellway Homes, and construction solutions provider Saint-Gobain UK & Ireland, have recently been made public, marking the first anniversary of the project. These findings promise to significantly enhance the understanding within the industry regarding the implementation of […]

BBC's Justine Jones and our Research Fellow Grant Henshaw one of the Chamber 1 Test Homes discussing heating the person not the home.

Featured: Heating the Person, Not the Home

On the morning of February 5, 2024, the spotlight shone brightly on the University of Salford’s ground-breaking Energy House 2.0 as it welcomed a special guest from BBC Morning Live. Justine Jones, a reporter from the morning show, embarked on an informative journey through the innovative facility alongside our esteemed Research fellow, Grant Henshaw. Grant […]