- TG 26 Mould in Buildings - Webinar
Our exclusive webinar with Dr Yasemin Aktas (UCL), Spyros Efthymiopoulos (UCL) and David Bleicher (BSRIA) aims to give you an outline of the content in TG 26 and the impact of mould in buildings.
- RED Engineering Design - BSRIA Case Study
The training programme was designed to cover both fundamental and advanced concepts, enabling engineers to build a strong foundation while equipping them with cutting-edge knowledge.
- Multiplex – BSRIA Case Study
BSRIA (Building Services Research and Intelligence Association), was selected to deliver a bespoke mechanical and electrical building services training programme.
- BSRIA HVAC 2032 Study
Explore BSRIAs long term study on European heating markets as we look forward to the HVAC markets in 2032.
- Data centres top the list of growth opportunities for BACS market
BSRIA’s latest World Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS) report comprises in-depth studies of USA, Canada, Scandinavia, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Australia, China, and South East Asia, as well as a world overview covering 16 individual countries and regional groupings.
- Southern European Condensing Units market update
BSRIA continue to track the evolution of commercial refrigeration unit markets and have added reports for Italy and Spain, based on its 2024 research, to the existing portfolio of Condensing Units North American and UK market analysis.
- European Air Conditioning Market Update
Latest research conducted by BSRIA on the European Air Conditioning markets revealed how volatile markets have become in response to a variety of conflicting factors driving and pushing back sales.
- Good Potential for AC Growth in Latin America despite challenges ahead
While Latin America is at a crossroads economically as a result of the strong US economy and the slowdown in Chinese growth, the potential in the Air Conditioning industry remains strong as international and domestic investments fuel the demand.
- Boilers face significant challenges but adapt to sustain for longer
The global boiler market is navigating a complex landscape of economic, regulatory, and technological factors. Its future will depend on its ability to adapt to these evolving conditions and embrace new technologies while balancing cost-effectiveness and sustainability.
- The Booming Business of Breathing Healthy Air
According to recent studies, we spend 90% of our time indoors, in buildings. The Covid-19 pandemic has heightened the public’s awareness and shone a light on respiratory health. Consumers are increasingly more aware of risks associated with poor indoor air quality and are actively seeking effective solutions.
- The global cabling market declined in 2023 due to overstocking and macro-economic factors
The structured cabling market decreased by almost 6% in 2023 to USD 6.98 bn, after a rise of 4% in 2022 and 16% in 2021. The supply issues and shortage of materials experienced in most markets in 2021 and 2022, impacted sales for the first half of 2023.
- Refrigeration markets: UK, North America, and Mexico – updates on Condensing Units
The refrigeration market stands at a pivotal moment, driven by a confluence of technological advancements, stringent regulatory standards, and an ever-increasing global demand for efficient cooling solutions.
- Intelligent tech leads the development of China’s bathroom market
BSRIA Worldwide Market Intelligence has been tracking the development of the China’s Bbathroom market for more than 10 years. In 2021, China's economy recovered from the pandemic and grew by 8.1% from the previous year
- Heating market: District heating expansion leads to steady heat interface unit (HIU) growth
District Heating is one of the three pathways for the decarbonisation of heating, together with electrification and green gas. In other words, and looking at the prospects of residential heating, the two types of potential substitutes for domestic fossil fuel boilers are centralised district heating and heat pumps.
- Exceptional growth overall despite supply chain bottlenecks and price increases in the US
The US economy continues to record robust growth driven by high consumer consumption, low unemployment, and affordable credit. The residential and non-residential construction market also continues to grow.
- Structured cabling market: a year of recovery
In 2021 the global market increased by 13% to USD 6.98 billion for the 38 countries covered in BSRIA’s world study for structured cabling . That equates to a marginal increase compared to the market value in 2019.
- HVAC market trends: UK heat pumps, heat interface units, and boilers
The dynamic in the UK has changed significantly since the pandemic, where it was still considered a commercially driven market, now the majority of multi-splits are sold into domestic. Single-splits remain mostly commercially driven, but here too the share of domestic has increased significantly.
- Actuate UK: Understanding the barriers to delivering high-quality Net Zero buildings
Net Zero targets will have a huge impact on how buildings are designed, built, operated and maintained. Energy Systems Catapult is conducting research on behalf of Actuate UK to understand the current barriers to delivering high quality Net Zero buildings and how these might be overcome.
- BSRIA publishes Soft Landings for Fit-Outs (BG 81/2022)
The new guide is intended for use by all parties of a fit-out project, from the client to the consultant team. It establishes the methodologies which can be adopted by the project team to promote better understanding, engagement, and contribution by all.
- BSRIA launches air quality initiative to raise awareness of contaminants in homes, schools, and workplaces.
BSRIA launches air quality initiative to raise awareness of contaminants in homes, schools, and workplaces.
- Changes to the Building Regulations coming into effect in England, June 15th, 2022
Watch BSRIA Publications Manager, David Bleicher, discuss changes to the Building Regulations coming into effect in England on June 15th, 2022.
- BSRIA extends scope of UKAS accreditation for fan coil unit testing
BSRIA is delighted to announce it has extended its scope of UKAS accreditation to include fan coil unit testing in accordance with BS EN 1397:2021 Heat exchangers. Hydronic room fan coil units. Test procedures for establishing the performance, which supersedes the 2015 version of the standard.