Energy Performance Gap
The energy performance gap is the difference between the anticipated or predicted energy performance of a building at the design stage and the actual performance once built or occupied. These case studies and technical analysis explore real-world use cases of air tightness testing, building performance evaluation and post-occupancy evaluation. All of our products are designed to measure building performance accurately and help minimise the performance gap through testing and quality control.
Recent case studies and technical reports
Dr Richard Jack
Dr Richard Jack
Rachel Brain
Rachel Brain
Dr Zachary Gill
Dr Zachary Gill