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Measuring Energy Performance Improvements in Dwellings Using Thin Internal Wall Insulation

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There are significant barriers to uptake with conventional Solid Wall Insulation (SWI), such as installation cost, risks of cold bridging, loss of internal space if using internal SWI amongst others. Thin Internal Wall Insulation (TIWI) could be a potential solution where conventional internal SWI is not a viable option. TIWI will likely not be as effective as conventional SWI in terms of energy saving potential. However, it is thought the above SWI barriers to uptake may be significantly mitigated with TIWI, resulting in much higher take-up and subsequent carbon savings. It is proposed to use an unoccupied test home with measured thermal efficiency character…

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What the buyer calls it
Measuring Energy Performance Improvements in Dwellings Using Thin Internal Wall Insulation
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
11 Sep 2017
Work ends
28 Sep 2018

Who the buyer named

The buyer published a contact address on this notice.

Gillian.mceneff@beis.gov.uk