John Gilbert Architects used greenTEG gO-Measurement System to perform U-value measurements on two Scottish public housing sites. Using the measurement data, John Gilberts Architects prepared evidence-based, best case retrofit guidance for the public housing authorities.

This optimizes the return on property investment, while maximizing energy efficiency gains. In a few months from now, the post-retrofit U-values are planned to be measured to verify that the construction work has achieved its design targets.

The full report is available here: www.greenteg.com/template/userfiles/files/190110-Hab-Lab_Stage1_GT_Corrected.pdf

greenTEG flies to the International Space Station!

Dynamic Model-Based Monitoring of Human Thermal Comfort for Real-Time and Adaptive Control Applications

Passive cooling of Li-Ion cells with direct-metal-laser-sintered aluminium heat exchangers filled with phase change materials

Aero- and thermodynamical optimization of cooling tunnels for chocolate systems

Reduced-scale hot box method for thermal characterization of window insulation materials

Thermal signature of ion intercalation and surface redox reactions mechanisms in model pseudocapacitive electrodes

The Cold Tube: Membrane assisted radiant cooling for condensation free outdoor comfort in the tropics

greenTEG is implementing U-Blox’s technology into CORE