We are in the final
phase of the design project in Integrated Energy Design (AAR4616) course of the
Master in Sustainable Architecture.
On Friday, 11.may we
will have the final presentation of the refurbishment of an old barn to NZEB,
all are welcome to participate and discuss the outcomes of the 4 groups.
We will start at 10
am in the corridor of the 2. Floor (norwegian) of central building 1 with an
opening ceremony of the exhibition as part of the European Solar Days (http://www.solardays.eu/).
A
short introduction to the European Solar Days
What started in 2002 as "Day of the
Sun" in Austria has developed into an annual full blown pan-European
campaign running over several weeks.
The European Solar Days successfully
promote the use of a free unlimited renewable energy source available
everywhere to everyone to generate electricity as well as heating and cooling:
the SUN.
This campaign raises public awareness and
involves several hundred thousand citizens at local level. Pioneer countries
such as Austria, Germany, Switzerland, as well as others that successfully
embraced this initiative like France, Italy and Spain, are only too keen to
share their experience and help spread the word. The European Solar Days are
celebrated in an increasing number of countries and in 2011 around 8000 events
were organized in 19 European countries by diverse organisations ranging from
solar equipment manufacturers to schools and local authorities.
This initiative brings together major
players from the solar thermal and solar electricity sectors throughout Europe.
The European Solar Days, which are coordinated by ESTIF in close cooperation
with EPIA, are supported by around 25 organisations at a national and European
level.
The organisation of annual "Solar
Day" events on a national level aims to raise public awareness of
intelligent energy solutions and behaviours, particularly for Solar Thermal and
Photovoltaics.
See the Norwegian programme here: http://www.solenergi.no/arrangementer-2/esd2012/arrangering/
An official annual "European Solar
Day" throughout Europe will be dedicated to increase public awareness of
solar energy as an inexhaustible energy source and to encourage more and more
people in the European Union to use it. The target is to mobilise 3.000 solar
events across the participating countries by 2008/2009 contributing to reaching
of the binding target of a 20 % share of renewable energies in the EU by 2020.
The student projects
will be exhibited for one week before they will be moved to our client Camphill
Rotvoll. More information on following events will be posted.
Best regards
Matthias Haase
mobile +47 92 26 05 01 / telephone +47
73 59 00 00
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