PAS 2038:2021

Recorded: 25 August 2021 (12:00 - 13:00 UK time)

What’s this webinar about?

This session introduces PAS 2038:2021, a new standard on retrofitting energy efficiency measures in non-domestic buildings. It covers what’s in the standard, the differences between energy retrofits of domestic and non-domestic properties and government policy towards non-domestic retrofits.

Who is this webinar for?

• Built environment designers
• Contractors
• Service engineers
• Facilities managers
• Energy assessors
• Installers
• Users of PAS 2035 and PAS 2030

What will you gain?

• Insights into the process of doing energy efficiency retrofits of commercial buildings
• A better understanding of how the new process differs from the standard for residential properties
• Guidance on ensuring best practice and avoiding common pitfalls
• Insights into the government policy context

Agenda

12:00 - 12:10 Welcome and introduction - Clare Price, Sector Lead - Built Environment, British Standards Institution (BSI)

12:10 - 12:30 PAS 2038: a new best practice standard for retrofitting non-domestic buildings for energy efficiency - Peter Rickaby, Consultant and PAS 2038 Technical Author

12:30 - 12:45 Government policy context for non-domestic retrofit - Andy Jackson, Policy Lead, Energy Efficiency Market

12:45 - 13:00 Q&A session

13:00 End of the webinar

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A Standards professional with extensive experience in sharing Standards knowledge, managing Standards Committees and recently, working with industry and government to identify standards needs and deliver complex standards projects. She led the standards workstream in the Each Home Counts Independent Review of energy efficiency and renewable energy where she helped to define and deliver the programme of Standards development, including the PAS 2035 framework, under the Retrofit Standards Task group.
She is currently project lead on the MHCLG/BSI Built Environment Competence Standards work programme leading to the publication of BSI Flex 8670 and three new PAS documents in development for the newly regulated roles under the Building Safety Bill and involved with sustainability in the infrastructure industry including the PAS 2080 revision with the GCB Infrastructure Working Group.

Peter Rickaby qualified as an architect at Cambridge University, and holds a doctorate in energy studies from the Open University. He helps to run the UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings and the Building Envelope Research Network at University College London (UCL). Before joining UCL he spent 35 years as an energy and sustainability consultant, working for the building and housing industries throughout the UK and across the EU. He is the author, co-author or editor of extensive technical guidance on energy efficiency in buildings and on domestic retrofit, and he is Technical Director of the Retrofit Academy Centre of Excellence, leading the training of retrofit professionals. Peter was a member of the Each Home Counts Implementation Board, chairs the BSI's Retrofit Standards Task Group, and is Technical Author of the UK's new domestic retrofit standards PAS 2035 Retrofitting Dwellings for Improved Energy Efficiency and PAS 2038 Retrofitting Non-Domestic Buildings for Energy Efficiency.

Andy is currently the policy lead for the Non-domestic Energy Efficiency market in the Business Energy Use team at BEIS, which includes the development of minimum energy efficiency schemes for both the private rented and owner occupier sectors and is the lead at BEIS for the development of PAS 2038. Previously within BEU Andy worked across a number of live schemes delivered by the Environment Agency (CRC, ESOS and CCAs) as policy lead for BEIS. Outside of BEU, Andy previously worked on the Heat Networks Investment Project pilot. Prior to joining BEIS, Andy was at Ofgem for 4 years working on the delivery of a number of government schemes in both heat (Non-domestic and Domestic RHI) and energy efficiency (CERT/CESP).